2026-01-13 20:27:08

Recently, I came across a project and suddenly thought of a logic: if a cryptocurrency can establish a strong Chinese community narrative on a certain public chain, is it easier to trigger a boom? I asked a few friends in the circle, and they said that similar ideas have been explored by others long ago. It seems that what I can think of has already been thoroughly considered by the experts. However, this also indicates that the combination of public chain selection and community narrative is indeed an important path for the growth of a cryptocurrency. Looking forward to more surprises in the market by 2026.

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MrRightClick

· 18m ago

Bro, your idea is actually a bit late. This gameplay has been played out long ago. --- Chinese community narratives can really explode, but it depends on who is telling the story. --- In simple terms, it's about choosing the right chain, telling the right story, and finding the right people. It sounds simple, but in practice, it's all pitfalls. --- I have a bit of the same feeling, thinking I've come up with a great idea, only to find that someone has already perfected the details. --- Instead of waiting for surprises in 2026, it's better to jump on projects that are already doing this now and get on board early. --- The combination of public chains + narrative is indeed powerful, but the premise is that the community must be truly sticky, not just a wave of hype that disperses quickly. --- The competition is fierce, and the difficulty of innovation is increasing. --- Actually, the key isn't the choice of public chain, but whether you can really build something that the community will pay for.

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GasFeeCry

· 01-15 03:20

Your idea isn't actually too late; the key is execution. How many people have thought of it but haven't done it?

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