Here's a hot take circulating in the crypto community: when it comes to digital asset treasuries, only those backed by genuine, functional products will make it long-term. The logic? Without real utility or meaningful tech behind the scenes, these treasuries become hollow—just token stacks with no underlying value proposition. Industry figures are pointing out that the difference between thriving and struggling crypto entities often comes down to one thing: having actual products people want to use. Treasuries packed with tokens from projects that lack real-world application? Those are sitting ducks. But organizations with crypto holdings that genuinely solve problems or enable use cases? They're positioned to weather market cycles and build sustainable value. It's a sobering reminder that in this space, substance beats speculation every time.
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ChainSpy
· 54m ago
After all this, the old saying remains true: a project library without real application scenarios is just a paper tiger.
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SatoshiSherpa
· 3h ago
Basically, a treasury without real product support will eventually fail. Projects that are still hoarding coins should wake up now.
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FallingLeaf
· 12h ago
Wake up, a vault without real assets will eventually come to an end.
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LiquidityLarry
· 01-10 16:58
Basically, a vault without real products backing it up will eventually fail. There's nothing wrong with that statement.
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ProveMyZK
· 01-10 16:55
ngl, this sounds like nonsense, but indeed many projects are just armchair strategizing... only those with real products and users can survive.
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NewPumpamentals
· 01-10 16:53
NGL, that's why so many air projects die so quickly—thinking they can rely on the treasury without products or users? Dream on.
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OffchainOracle
· 01-10 16:46
Still the same old saying: a treasury without real products is just a pile of worthless coins, doomed to fail sooner or later.
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MechanicalMartel
· 01-10 16:43
Basically, you still need real stuff. No matter how many air coins you stack, it's all useless.
Here's a hot take circulating in the crypto community: when it comes to digital asset treasuries, only those backed by genuine, functional products will make it long-term. The logic? Without real utility or meaningful tech behind the scenes, these treasuries become hollow—just token stacks with no underlying value proposition. Industry figures are pointing out that the difference between thriving and struggling crypto entities often comes down to one thing: having actual products people want to use. Treasuries packed with tokens from projects that lack real-world application? Those are sitting ducks. But organizations with crypto holdings that genuinely solve problems or enable use cases? They're positioned to weather market cycles and build sustainable value. It's a sobering reminder that in this space, substance beats speculation every time.