2026-01-10 13:39:40

Ever wonder when traditional finance will wake up to the fact that cryptocurrencies are severely undervalued in the current market? The mainstream financial institutions seem to be consistently mispricing digital assets—which raises the real question: are we actually holding dead coins with no future, or is the market simply not recognizing the true value yet? This gap between current valuations and potential upside is something worth thinking about, especially if you're watching the crypto space long-term.

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JustHodlIt

· 23h ago

Honestly, the traditional finance folks should have woken up long ago, really. --- It's not like no one has told them, they just pretend not to see. --- If this wave really happens, the ones who will regret the most are those institutions. --- I just want to know how much longer we have to wait to verify this point. --- Dead coins or blue chips, time will tell. --- Every day they complain about being undervalued, but what’s the result? Still falling, of course. --- As long as I haven't cashed out, I will stick to this belief. --- Can we stop marketing this "institutions don't understand" narrative every day? --- The value is definitely there, it just depends on who can wait. --- The turning point might be in the next cycle, but I've said this several times before.

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OnlyOnMainnet

· 01-12 15:13

Traditional financial institutions really need to wake up; the current coin prices are just a joke.

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GasFeeVictim

· 01-10 14:03

Honestly, those in traditional finance should have woken up long ago. Are they still pretending not to see? --- I'm tired of hearing about dead coins. If they were truly dead, they would have gone to zero long ago. --- The pricing power is in the hands of the whales; retail investors' opinions are simply not valuable. --- Wait, are you saying that we, the people here, are actually just taking the bait? That’s a bit harsh. --- If you were truly optimistic in the long term, you would have already jumped in. It's a bit late to be debating this issue. --- Traditional finance doesn't lack understanding; they simply don't want to move their own cake. --- Whether undervalued or overvalued depends on when you ask this question. Asking now just means you'll regret it. --- It doesn't matter whether the market recognizes it or not. I only care about when to sell.

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BearWhisperGod

· 01-10 13:55

Honestly, I think this argument is a bit naive... Traditional financial institutions might not be "not awake," they simply don't want to get involved. Dreaming that institutions will give you a boost? Wake up. Dead coins are everywhere, but there are really few who can see through them clearly. Instead of waiting for Wall Street's approval, it's better to ask yourself if you truly understand what's going on. There are plenty of dead coins; don't just gamble everything on them. Right now, this price is the consensus price; the potential for growth is all self-promoted. I'm tired of hearing this kind of viewpoint... The reality is that most coins are pretty useless. Bottom-fishing mentality? Be careful of becoming the bagholder, brother. The so-called "undervaluation" usually means the market has already given the answer.

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DYORMaster

· 01-10 13:44

Wake up, wake up, traditional financial institutions should have caught up long ago.

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ETHReserveBank

· 01-10 13:41

Traditional finance really needs to take a good look; wake up, everyone.

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