Let's discuss some recent project positioning issues. If you want to ask about the core value of projects like Binance ecosystem, it can actually be compared to the inscription field—many projects have similar logical architectures.
But there's an interesting phenomenon: user demand in the Chinese market seems to lean in another direction. From the market trend, projects like $sats and $rats have even stronger appeal in the localized track.
Looking back at the market boom during the 402 period, many people were chasing $pipin, believing it could replicate the $ordi myth. But honestly, I have reservations about this view. The fundamentals of the project itself and the market cycle are not comparable, and blindly FOMO often leads to pitfalls. What the market needs is rational judgment, not simple historical reenactment.
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NotFinancialAdvice
· 8h ago
Hey, wait a minute, are sats and rats really more worth watching than ordi? Why do I feel like I've still been localized and cut off?
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ContractTester
· 01-10 01:02
Agreed, sats and rats indeed cater more to Chinese users' preferences. I also watched Pipin's recent wave, and I feel that replicating Ordi's story is a bit too naive; the fundamentals are different.
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MEVSandwich
· 01-10 01:02
Rats are indeed more attractive, but sats are not that simple either. Chinese users just prefer this kind of localized content.
The legend of Ordi is gone for good, and that wave of PIPIN was a collective frenzy. I almost followed the trend too, but luckily I didn't act.
Blind FOMO is really the beginning of losing money. After seeing too many stories of getting caught in traps.
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AlphaWhisperer
· 01-10 01:02
402 Nabo is indeed a bit crazy, many people's minds have been overwhelmed by $pipin, and they really think they can recreate the myth of $ordi... Reality is often more heartbreaking.
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ETH_Maxi_Taxi
· 01-10 01:01
Rats are indeed vampires, but I really don't see any innovation in sats... The Chinese market's mouth is just too easy to fool.
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FlatlineTrader
· 01-10 00:59
Honestly, I didn't catch that wave of sats and rats. Looking at the market now, I do feel a bit regretful haha, but the outcome of FOMO is probably even worse.
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GasFeeBarbecue
· 01-10 00:45
Ha, another one trying to copy Ordi, a classic example.
Let's discuss some recent project positioning issues. If you want to ask about the core value of projects like Binance ecosystem, it can actually be compared to the inscription field—many projects have similar logical architectures.
But there's an interesting phenomenon: user demand in the Chinese market seems to lean in another direction. From the market trend, projects like $sats and $rats have even stronger appeal in the localized track.
Looking back at the market boom during the 402 period, many people were chasing $pipin, believing it could replicate the $ordi myth. But honestly, I have reservations about this view. The fundamentals of the project itself and the market cycle are not comparable, and blindly FOMO often leads to pitfalls. What the market needs is rational judgment, not simple historical reenactment.