2026-01-10 14:32:29

Interestingly, some people attempt to create new currencies and apply for trademark protection. The fact is clear: the market will ultimately favor native projects. No matter how hard imitators try, they cannot change this pattern. Why? Because trading liquidity will naturally flow to the truly leading tokens. The emergence of these clone versions actually helps us; the more competitors there are, the more it proves the core value of our project. The market's choice will not be wrong, and speculators will gradually realize this. The true winners already know this very well.

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ChainComedian

· 01-11 03:36

Altcoins die as soon as they appear, this rule has been seen through by all the veterans --- Haha, laughing to death, those who are still anxious about clone versions have already lost half the battle --- Liquidity speaks for itself, no need to say more --- The more competitors, the better, they help us filter out genuine players --- The market's scythe is too sharp, cutting endless leeks --- It's true, more and more copies make me more confident that our stuff is valuable --- The funny thing is, some still believe clones can turn around... wake up, everyone --- The leader is always the leader, no matter how hard imitators try, they are just second class --- After this bull market, 90% of competitors should disappear, natural selection is truly ruthless --- Trading pairs don't lie, the flow of funds is the best judge

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Anon32942

· 01-10 15:00

No matter how many altcoins there are, it's all pointless; liquidity is what matters.

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Hash_Bandit

· 01-10 14:59

lol seen this play out like a dozen times already... liquidity always finds the real hashrate, knockoffs just create noise. network consensus doesn't lie 🤷

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PanicSeller69

· 01-10 14:58

No matter how many altcoins there are, it's useless; liquidity has long been invested in the top projects, and there's no doubt about that.

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HackerWhoCares

· 01-10 14:46

Haha, laughing to death. Altcoins are still dreaming; liquidity has long been invested in the big brother. --- I've heard this set of words too many times. Who the real winner is still to be determined by the candlestick chart. --- Really? Trademark protection can also be considered a competitive advantage? --- Wait a minute, you consider counterfeiters as opponents, but how can I see all of you as opponents? --- The native project meme is old enough. Wake up, the ecosystem is the real king. --- Market choice? Ha, the market chooses my wallet. --- Where liquidity flows depends on who is dumping, don’t tell me that story. --- Always confident every day, but what’s the result? It still depends on who can survive the next bull market.

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GasFeeBeggar

· 01-10 14:41

Haha, that's the kind of self-congratulatory rhetoric. Too many clones might actually be a warning signal, right? --- Honestly, where the liquidity flows depends on who can hype it up... --- Wait, do your projects really have that many imitators? I haven't seen them. --- "Market choices won't be wrong," okay, what about those coins from 2017? They're all dead. --- That logic is like "the more people criticize me, the more popular I am." It's a bit hard to hold up. --- Having many competitors only shows that the track is hot, not an advantage. --- I just want to ask, do native projects still exist, or have they all been rebranded? --- Here we go again, it seems every new project says the same thing. --- Liquidity naturally flows to the top? Then how do small coins survive? They have to fight for users even on their knees. --- The true winners are already clear... clear about what? Clear that they might have to run away?

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