2026-01-11 04:30:39

The hype around Monad has faded. Looking back to the early days, developers flocked in, funding was massive, and it was positioned as the next-generation L1 public chain. Now, its market cap has dropped to about $265 million, the hype has dissipated, and community activity has significantly declined.

This has been followed by a new wave of capital and attention—how many participants have shifted to emerging gaming tokens like Burger? These projects promise a casino-like trading experience, attracting investors seeking new opportunities.

It is worth noting that although the P2E gaming sector has experienced multiple sharp corrections, projects like Burger may explore more sustainable player ownership models—this could be a key direction for the iteration of the GameFi ecosystem.

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ChainProspector

· 12h ago

Funds flow in and out like this, Monad has gone from a rising star on L1 to a small-cap with a low market value, and now someone is hyping Burger as a savior for GameFi... Basically, it's just changing the platform for gambling. People chasing the wind will never catch it; how many will survive the next cycle? Burger's "sustainability" sounds good, but what about in reality? It's just the same old tricks with a new coat of paint. Wait until the bullets fly again before jumping on board. Another prelude to a round of cutting leeks; do you all know where Monad's money went earlier? P2E has always been about gameplay; in recent years, no one has truly achieved true ownership models, and Burger won't be an exception.

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FloorSweeper

· 01-11 04:58

monad bags getting liquidated while burger pumps... classic rotation into the new shiny. honestly? the "sustainable ownership model" pitch is just cope for when these casino tokens inevitably crater too lmao

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FUDwatcher

· 01-11 04:53

It's the same cycle of cutting leeks again. When Monad cools down, everyone rushes to Burger. This routine has been played out already. From the L1 myth to its downfall, it turns out there are no eternal favorites. How far can Burger go... Honestly, I don't think it's promising. Who doesn't know about the P2E mess? Let's wait for the next hot topic to take over, as money always needs to flow somewhere.

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RamenStacker

· 01-11 04:50

It's another cycle of cutting leeks. Monad is cooling off, and everyone is rushing to Burger... This script is truly unchanging. To be honest, I don't believe Burger's casino experience; GameFi just keeps dying over and over again. However, the fact that holders can share in the profits is somewhat interesting—much better than just air.

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Rugpull幸存者

· 01-11 04:37

Another bubble burst, funds always follow hype and ignore the people Monad indeed cooled down this time, but don’t rush to go all in on Burger, history tends to repeat itself From big investors to obscurity, this routine is exactly the same, just a different coat of paint All that talk about P2E and its issues, no matter how much you debate "sustainability," it won't save it; it all depends on how long it can survive This time it’s GameFi, what’s the next new concept? Capital loves to cut the new leek Casino-like trading experience? Just hearing that, you know the risk is off the charts. Count me in—I’m used to losing money anyway Still debating whether to invest in Monad or Burger, have you really learned lessons from the last crash? The market cap drops so much, yet some still rush in. I just don’t understand the logic behind this market Ownership models sound sophisticated, but in the end, it all comes down to whether there are real application scenarios Leeks take turns; today you’re a victim of Monad, tomorrow you might be cannon fodder for Burger

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