2025-12-26 12:23:01

In recent years, the influence of the Chinese community in the crypto space has been growing increasingly stronger. To be honest, I am quite optimistic about these leading domestic projects, not only because of their popularity but more importantly because of the strong cohesion within the community.

Instead of chasing every hot trend every day, it's better to focus on building a solid community. As long as retail investors form a consensus, market recognition will follow. In this cycle, those who truly build up their communities will have an advantage in the next market rally.

What we need is more friendly cooperation among various Chinese crypto communities, rather than internal conflicts. Growing the pie together is much better than fighting over slices. Whenever any project in the crypto space has spot trading or new developments, we should support and congratulate them, so that the ecosystem can develop healthily.

Consensus is strength. Keep building, keep believing, and work together towards the goal of common prosperity.

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ponzi_poet

· 3h ago

You're right, but we have to admit that internal strife is really deeply rooted. Consensus is indeed valuable, but the question is who truly wants to cooperate sincerely.

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PebbleHander

· 12-26 12:52

That's right, but in reality? It's still everyone fighting on their own, cutting leeks whenever there's profit. Real feeling: Strong community cohesion is great, but when it comes to dividing profits, the truth is revealed. Consensus? Laughable, wait until the coin price drops and see who still has consensus.

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zkProofInThePudding

· 12-26 12:44

That being said, there are very few project teams willing to truly set aside their ego and play together.

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ForkTongue

· 12-26 12:28

Well said, but the reality is that everyone is undermining each other. Internal conflicts are indeed serious. Who can truly set aside personal interests and unite? The idea of consensus power sounds great, but how does it work in practice? Growing the cake together? Let's see who won't cut the leeks first. It's unlikely retail investors can form a consensus; everyone just wants to make quick money. The words are correct, but it depends on whether anyone actually does it. Community cohesion is strong because everyone is making money, right?

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