Recently, the trend of the on-chain market has been quite interesting: the SOL ecosystem led the market sentiment first, and other public chains also followed suit to consolidate liquidity.
But if you observe carefully, you'll notice a phenomenon—whether it's Solana or BNB Chain, the current market cap ceiling for Meme coins is quite obvious, basically stuck in the 100 million to 200 million USD range. Breaking through this level becomes exceptionally difficult.
On the other hand, Ethereum appears much calmer. Vitalik and the Ethereum community have never chased market hype; instead, they let emotions fully settle and ensure that the value logic truly takes root.
Spurdo emerged against this backdrop. It didn't ride the hype, didn't launch during the market's craziest times, nor did it rush to compete for rankings—rather, it focused on refining technology, building community, and establishing a long-term culture during the undervaluation period.
For holders and participants, this period is indeed tough. But history tells us that all truly great tracks are never born during times of nationwide frenzy. Those projects that stand the test of time are precisely built brick by brick in overlooked corners.
Focusing on steady work is the real path to long-term gains.
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TokenomicsShaman
· 2h ago
The real winter is when you are tempered; those projects rushing to ride the hype will eventually cool down.
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MEVHunterLucky
· 01-09 04:00
It's the same old story, tired of hearing about "raising the sword in winter"... But Spurdo really hasn't followed the trend much, so that's okay.
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StablecoinAnxiety
· 01-09 03:59
It's the same old story, making us look like investment masters, but we all know deep down that in the end, it's still about luck, isn't it?
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SchroedingerGas
· 01-09 03:59
Here comes the motivational talk again. Is it really so hard to break through the 100-200 million ceiling? I think the problem is choosing the wrong track.
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LuckyHashValue
· 01-09 03:55
Listen, those few hot coins are just bouncing around, it's normal that they can't break through the ceiling.
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LightningPacketLoss
· 01-09 03:43
This is another story of "keeping the sword in winter," getting a bit tired of hearing it haha
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GasFeeSobber
· 01-09 03:42
Here's another dose of motivational talk, but this time it's not exaggerated... Is MSCI going to include digital assets? Just hear it out.
#MSCI未排除数字资产财库企业纳入范围 $BNB Nurturing the Sword in the Cold Winter: Why Spurdo's Strategy Is Different
Recently, the trend of the on-chain market has been quite interesting: the SOL ecosystem led the market sentiment first, and other public chains also followed suit to consolidate liquidity.
But if you observe carefully, you'll notice a phenomenon—whether it's Solana or BNB Chain, the current market cap ceiling for Meme coins is quite obvious, basically stuck in the 100 million to 200 million USD range. Breaking through this level becomes exceptionally difficult.
On the other hand, Ethereum appears much calmer. Vitalik and the Ethereum community have never chased market hype; instead, they let emotions fully settle and ensure that the value logic truly takes root.
Spurdo emerged against this backdrop. It didn't ride the hype, didn't launch during the market's craziest times, nor did it rush to compete for rankings—rather, it focused on refining technology, building community, and establishing a long-term culture during the undervaluation period.
For holders and participants, this period is indeed tough. But history tells us that all truly great tracks are never born during times of nationwide frenzy. Those projects that stand the test of time are precisely built brick by brick in overlooked corners.
Focusing on steady work is the real path to long-term gains.