2026-01-06 20:08:02

During bull market runs, it's easy to get caught up in short-term gains. But here's the thing—smart money typically rotates profits into utility-focused blockchain infrastructure projects that actually solve real problems and drive ecosystem adoption. These are the projects building the backbone of what Web3 becomes next. Some platforms operate on fundamentally strong mechanics with genuinely undervalued tokenomics compared to peers in the space. The team backing such ventures matters too—quality founders and solid operational experience separate the noise from the signal. When market momentum is high, separating hype from substance becomes even more critical.

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OnchainUndercover

· 01-06 20:35

Honestly, during a bull market, most people are chasing hot-shitcoins, while projects with real infrastructure value are ignored. That's the real gap.

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tx_pending_forever

· 01-06 20:33

nah this is just cope for when your shitcoins dump lol

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GateUser-cff9c776

· 01-06 20:29

Ha, it's that set of "Smart Money's Etiquette Class" again, sounding quite grandiose. Look carefully, the true utility infrastructure project floor price has actually been broken through long ago. Most of those talking about it now are probably failed dip buyers just comforting themselves. Team quality? Don't jump to conclusions. You need to look at their wallet history, which is much more reliable than a white paper. --- Distinguishing noise from signals in a bull market? Friend, you're comparing yourself to human greed... --- A well-written smart contract doesn't necessarily save tokenomics; these are two different things. Don't be fooled by complex terminology. --- So-called "infrastructure backbone"... sounds just like the most criticized avant-garde art from Van Gogh's era. By the time it becomes truly valuable, retail investors will have already been cleared out. --- Looking at the supply and demand curve, the very fact that people are still promoting this type of project is the best counter-indicator...

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DataOnlooker

· 01-06 20:18

ngl, this round is the same old spiel again. I've heard the utility projects a thousand times, but the ones really making money are not those being hyped up.

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