Interesting phenomenon: When a project's ecosystem begins to differentiate, you'll notice that some once-active figures start appearing elsewhere. This flow reflects the true state of the crypto community—talent and resources always concentrate toward opportunities. The evolution of project ecosystems is often accompanied by the redistribution of community members, with some sticking to their positions while more are seeking the next growth point. This is both a result of market competition and an inevitable process of Web3 innovation and iteration. Observing these changes allows for a clearer view of the industry's vitality.
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ClassicDumpster
· 16h ago
People strive for higher ground, projects compete fiercely. Everyone wants to ride the wave of popularity, but it's really not interesting.
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AirdropNinja
· 01-11 15:53
Talent flow during ecological differentiation— isn't that just natural selection? Survival of the fittest.
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GasWaster69
· 01-11 15:39
The differentiation of the ecosystem immediately reveals who is a true believer and who is just riding the hype. This wave of talent movement is actually a big sieve.
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FlashLoanPhantom
· 01-11 15:34
When the ecosystem collapses, people disperse. Isn't this the essence of capitalism?
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StealthMoon
· 01-11 15:34
Ecological differentiation is like a battle royale; the active participants have all left.
Interesting phenomenon: When a project's ecosystem begins to differentiate, you'll notice that some once-active figures start appearing elsewhere. This flow reflects the true state of the crypto community—talent and resources always concentrate toward opportunities. The evolution of project ecosystems is often accompanied by the redistribution of community members, with some sticking to their positions while more are seeking the next growth point. This is both a result of market competition and an inevitable process of Web3 innovation and iteration. Observing these changes allows for a clearer view of the industry's vitality.