Look at those recent projects; the higher the valuation they can boast, the higher they boast it. Once they hit the exchange, there’s nothing afterward. There’s absolutely no value appreciation potential. Comparing to the current industry situation—big projects often have valuations of tens of billions of dollars, and small projects also fight for a few billion. Market participants have long been numb to these numbers; they are all astronomical figures, and for most people, they have no real concept.
Looking at it from another perspective: if the annual return is only $100,000, how many years would it take to absorb this valuation? Thousands of years, almost from the dinosaur era to modern times, wouldn’t be enough. So the question is—are these tokens really cheap?
A more realistic question is: if you are a project team, facing this high valuation, what would you choose? Cash out or keep watching? Most likely, it’s just crazy selling. That’s the true market game logic.
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ImpermanentLossFan
· 5h ago
Damn, that's so true. The project team already cashed out and ran away, and we're still here holding the bag.
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ConsensusBot
· 5h ago
Well said, overinflated valuations are a tired trick. The project team must be cashing out at the right time.
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MEVHunterZhang
· 5h ago
Dinosaurs are still digesting valuations, hilarious
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ChainPoet
· 5h ago
Haha, really, right now the valuation of this wave of projects depends on who brags the most. One exchange will be finished.
Cash-out, yeah, if it were me, I would sell too, or else it’s just stupid.
These numbers have long become numbingly common; hundreds of millions, billions—who still cares?
Annual returns of 100,000 but needing to absorb a valuation of tens of billions? Dreaming, even dinosaurs would have to work until now.
Basically, it’s a game of hot potato, everyone’s just waiting to catch the last baton.
The higher the valuation, the more you should run—that’s the truth.
Look at those recent projects; the higher the valuation they can boast, the higher they boast it. Once they hit the exchange, there’s nothing afterward. There’s absolutely no value appreciation potential. Comparing to the current industry situation—big projects often have valuations of tens of billions of dollars, and small projects also fight for a few billion. Market participants have long been numb to these numbers; they are all astronomical figures, and for most people, they have no real concept.
Looking at it from another perspective: if the annual return is only $100,000, how many years would it take to absorb this valuation? Thousands of years, almost from the dinosaur era to modern times, wouldn’t be enough. So the question is—are these tokens really cheap?
A more realistic question is: if you are a project team, facing this high valuation, what would you choose? Cash out or keep watching? Most likely, it’s just crazy selling. That’s the true market game logic.