2026-01-10 14:00:50

#密码资产动态追踪 In the second half of the bull market, the real money-making opportunities are often buried in undervalued public chains. I recently studied two less conspicuous but highly capable chains and want to share my insights with everyone.

First, let's talk about $ADA (Cardano). The current price of this chain is around $0.39, but you might not know it once soared to $3.10. After falling from that high, it shrank by over 90%. It sounds grim, but this actually signals something interesting — it shows the market has forgotten about it. I checked the ecosystem data, and over the past year, the number of ecosystem projects has quietly increased by over 300%. Developers who truly build products have never given up on this chain; new DApps might be quietly launching somewhere. From a technical perspective, Cardano’s underlying design has always been recognized within the community, and this downturn might actually be a time for accumulation.

Next, look at $HBAR (Hedera). This chain is a bit special, with a governing council that includes tech giants like Google, IBM, and Dell. Even more impressive, it already provides services to Fortune 500 companies like Coca-Cola and Mercedes-Benz. Its current price is only $0.12, which frankly doesn’t reflect its true value as an enterprise-level network. This isn’t hype; it’s real B2B application deployment. Especially now, as RWA (Real-World Asset Tokenization) is gaining popularity, Hedera’s enterprise-grade DNA appears particularly valuable.

Both chains are interesting, but which has more explosive potential depends on how you view the bull market. Do your own research well and avoid blindly following the crowd.

$BTC

ADA-1,42%

HBAR-2,43%

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ContractSurrender

· 4h ago

Cardano has dropped so sharply that it's actually a bit attractive, and the ecosystem is still quietly growing. That B2B implementation of HBAR is indeed excellent, but can we trust the 0.12? It just feels a bit too cheap. The undervalued chain narrative is something people talk about in every bull market. The key is whether you can hold on.

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RektHunter

· 01-10 15:59

ADA has fallen so much that no one is paying attention anymore, but the 300% ecosystem growth data is pretty impressive. I need to dig into it carefully. Hedera's reputation is indeed solid, but I wonder if the enterprise application deployment speed can keep up with the token price expectations. Still need to watch a bit more. Don't be fooled by the stories of underestimated public chains; in the end, you have to do your own research before jumping in. I need to do my homework on both of these; just listening to recommendations isn't enough. Hedera's backing by the Fortune 500 is definitely attractive, but truly making money depends on the right timing. What does a 90% shrinkage in Cardano indicate? It shows that early investors got wiped out, and there's no guarantee even now to enter. If Hedera can really seize the first-mover advantage in the RWA space, then it's definitely worth paying attention to. But I'm more interested in how many people are actually using applications on these chains, not just looking at good-looking metrics. The two chains target completely different sectors; comparing them is interesting but also quite difficult to decide. Ecosystem project growth ≠ the ecosystem is truly alive; we still need to look at TVA and user retention to be sure.

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GateUser-1a2ed0b9

· 01-10 14:26

ADA has fallen to this point, which is actually a bit interesting. The ecosystem is still quietly growing, and this is the real signal. HBAR backed by those giants is indeed different. Coca-Cola and Mercedes-Benz are using it. This kind of thing will rise sooner or later. Both have their logic; it just depends on who can come out on top first. The price is so low that it makes people itch to buy, but you still need to stay calm, do your homework, and avoid repeating the same mistakes.

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P2ENotWorking

· 01-10 14:22

ADA dropped from 3.1 to 0.39, a 90% decline sounds frightening, but the number of ecosystem projects has surged by 300%? This logic is a bit interesting, developers are still silently struggling. Hedera Hashgraph (hbar) is backed by big companies, which is indeed impressive, but is the price of 0.12 really cheap or has the expectation been overdrawn long ago? Who knows.

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PaperHandsCriminal

· 01-10 14:21

Oh no, it's this kind of "forgotten treasure chain" again... The last time I heard this was when I was holding ADA and it dropped from $3 to $0.5.

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0xSoulless

· 01-10 14:18

It's that same old "forgotten treasures" rhetoric... I bet five bucks that next month, big influencers will start hyping these two things.

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GweiObserver

· 01-10 14:17

Cardano's decline is actually exciting, with ecosystem projects tripling—who has noticed? HBAR is even more outrageous, backed by Google and IBM, still being hyped? I really can't quite understand the market. Both are waiting, just see who breaks the deadlock first. Don't worry, the real show is still to come.

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