2026-01-17 05:37:48

Right now I'm focusing on coins I'm genuinely bullish on and willing to talk up with people I know. Terra stands out to me because of its Reddit cofounder backing in forestry initiatives. RedwoodJS is another interesting one—it's got support from the GitHub cofounder and funding from Stripe, which gives it some solid credibility. Then there's Ralph, this new AI agent plugin that's been getting viral attention. What catches my interest is how it's cutting development costs while operating in the background. These three feel like they've got real fundamentals and strong backing behind them, not just hype.

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MidnightGenesis

· 8h ago

On-chain data shows that the funding flow of Terra's Forest Plan is interesting; further investigation into contract changes is needed... RedwoodJS's support from Stripe is indeed exceptional, and based on past experience, it's hard to fake this kind of financing background. Ralph is worth paying attention to—can the logic of cost reduction hold up at the code level? I need to verify it myself.

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GasGuzzler

· 8h ago

Regarding Terra, the Reddit founder's involvement in forestry is indeed interesting, but it depends on how it will be implemented later. RedwoodJS has backing from the GitHub founder and funding from Stripe. This setup is indeed strong, but we still need to wait and see if it can be realized. Ralph's AI agent plugin is popular, but is it necessarily good because it's cheap? That's the question.

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LiquidatedThrice

· 8h ago

Exactly, just look at these three. The Terra ecosystem story is pretty good, RedwoodJS has a solid background, and Ralph's AI agent really has a cost advantage that's impressive... But don't get carried away by the story. While we're optimistic, we still need to be cautious of risks.

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StablecoinEnjoyer

· 8h ago

That thing with Terra, honestly, it still depends on what happens next. The Forest project sounds good, but how it will be implemented remains to be seen. The combination of Redwood and Stripe definitely has potential, but endorsement from GitHub's founder isn't a guaranteed success. I'm most interested in Ralph, this AI plugin. Cost reduction is a real need, but be cautious with projects that suddenly become popular.

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GmGmNoGn

· 9h ago

I've followed Terra before; the Reddit founder's endorsement does carry some weight. However, the forestry initiatives seem a bit questionable as well. The Stripe funds for RedwoodJS might really be a signal, but I just don't know if it will come to fruition... Ralph is quite interesting. If costs drop so much, could there be problems someday? NGL, all three are betting on people and backgrounds; fundamentals can sometimes be hard to see clearly.

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0xOverleveraged

· 9h ago

Terra this wave does have some substance, but can you really trust just because the Reddit founder endorses it? I care more about actual product implementation. RedwoodJS sounds pretty good, with the GitHub founder and Stripe investment—this combo is indeed strong. But these are often overestimated. Ralph, this AI plugin, attracts me the most. It can run in the background while saving costs... If it can really be mass-produced, that might be the game-changer. NGL, these three are much more reliable than most meme coins, but don't go all in, brother.

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