When regulation becomes intertwined with political cycles, market participants shift strategies accordingly. Instead of focusing on demonstrating how their projects benefit the broader ecosystem, businesses increasingly redirect resources toward aligning with incumbent policymakers. This creates a dynamic where deal approval hinges less on merit and more on political positioning.
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ForeverBuyingDips
· 12-15 16:24
This is a game you can't win. Essentially, it's just power rent-seeking. Who cares about the ecosystem anymore?😑
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BrokeBeans
· 12-14 14:28
In plain terms, it's all about building connections rather than focusing solely on products. That's what Web3 should look like...
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mev_me_maybe
· 12-12 22:04
That's why I say this circle is becoming more and more like Game of Thrones; it's not really about technical skills anymore.
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LidoStakeAddict
· 12-12 21:51
Playing political games is more profitable than making products; this is the current state of the crypto world.
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CryptoDouble-O-Seven
· 12-12 21:48
Playing strategy to compete in strength, this is the current game rule.
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DecentralizedElder
· 12-12 21:47
It's the same story again. Capital follows the trend, and ecological construction is squeezed out by political games with manipulated images. It's hilarious.
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GraphGuru
· 12-12 21:43
That's why everyone is playing political games now; focusing on technology has become a side hustle...
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MondayYoloFridayCry
· 12-12 21:35
That's why everyone is playing political games now; who cares about your project...
When regulation becomes intertwined with political cycles, market participants shift strategies accordingly. Instead of focusing on demonstrating how their projects benefit the broader ecosystem, businesses increasingly redirect resources toward aligning with incumbent policymakers. This creates a dynamic where deal approval hinges less on merit and more on political positioning.