2026-01-22 05:22:38

The decentralized social track has indeed been changing recently. The Base application has adjusted its strategic direction, shifting from community operations to trading functions; Lens has been incorporated under Mask Network; Farcaster has been taken over by Neynar—these series of changes reflect these platforms seeking new breakthroughs. Some analysts point out that this wave of industry upheaval may signal the emergence of a new opportunity. As the boundaries between social networks and cryptocurrencies begin to blur, projects that can innovate at the intersection of the two may be standing at the forefront. Entering now requires more strategic thinking than simply following the trend.

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GasFeeCrybaby

· 1h ago

Really, Base's recent shift to trading seems a bit short-sighted... Is it really that difficult to succeed in the social track?

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LiquidatedAgain

· 6h ago

It's hard to buy early knowledge with a thousand gold, and once again we've been liquidated. Looks like these project teams are also starting to adjust their risk control points. --- In the social track, this wave of change is basically about finding new collateralization rate models, kind of like topping up positions. --- Are Base, Lens, and Farcaster all changing strategies? It feels like they're adjusting lending rates. Let's see if we can avoid forced liquidation. --- The so-called trend is flattering; my experience of losing everything tells me: before entering, you must first figure out your liquidation price. --- Vague boundaries, at the intersection of innovation... sounds good, but when I went all in on Farcaster, I thought the same, and ended up being liquidated. --- Having a good strategy is more important than following the trend. That's true, but the problem is most people go all-in without even calculating their risk control points.

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DataOnlooker

· 18h ago

Everyone is changing their approach; it seems that the true winner will be the one who can effectively integrate social and trading.

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LazyDevMiner

· 18h ago

To be honest, this wave of changes looks more like a forced adjustment rather than a strategic breakthrough.

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NeverVoteOnDAO

· 18h ago

It's the same old story, they only remember to add trading features after burning through the funding.

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ProtocolRebel

· 18h ago

Everyone is switching tracks; it seems the social track is indeed too competitive to keep up.

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SolidityStruggler

· 18h ago

Several major projects are adjusting, indicating that the social track is indeed becoming too competitive, and they are starting to look for new outlets.

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