The NFT market is indeed on a downward trend. Outsiders may laugh, but there are still a small handful of projects that have truly withstood the test. The few I hold are examples—they still maintain valuations above their entry prices, and some have even increased significantly. That's why I haven't completely pulled out yet. 99% of the things in the market might be worthless, but that 1% that survives is really worth holding onto. The key is to distinguish which are genuine projects and which are just air.
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MevHunter
· 4h ago
Survivorship bias is quite accurately described; the key is whether you can step on that 1%
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MysteryBoxOpener
· 4h ago
99% of the trash I saw through long ago, just see who can survive until the end
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Tokenomics911
· 5h ago
That 1% is real, the rest are just stories.
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RugDocScientist
· 5h ago
The statement that 99% is garbage is true, but being able to find that 1% is the real skill.
The NFT market is indeed on a downward trend. Outsiders may laugh, but there are still a small handful of projects that have truly withstood the test. The few I hold are examples—they still maintain valuations above their entry prices, and some have even increased significantly. That's why I haven't completely pulled out yet. 99% of the things in the market might be worthless, but that 1% that survives is really worth holding onto. The key is to distinguish which are genuine projects and which are just air.