2026-01-02 08:20:11

Has anyone noticed the recent surge? This raises an interesting question— in the crypto market, is a continuous rise in token prices really the best way to promote?

It makes sense to think so. Price increases can attract newcomers, spark discussions, and boost popularity. But on the other hand, there are other marketing strategies not to be underestimated—technological innovation, community building, and ecosystem development. These long-term factors are equally important.

What’s your opinion? Is a simple price trend the most convincing, or do you think other factors should be balanced? Feel free to share your thoughts.

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ReverseTrendSister

· 01-05 05:06

When the price rises, the newcomers will come, and if they run away, they will disperse --- To be honest, an increase without fundamental support is the prelude to cutting leeks --- The technical ecology is too empty, and the coin people will eat the rise and fall, don't lie to yourself --- Look at those projects that collapsed, how fierce they rose in the early stage, and how are they now? --- The increase is the best marketing, and everything else is a tranquilizer, wake up, everyone --- Ecological construction is important, but to put it bluntly, no one cares, as long as you make money --- Price skyrocketing = a new round of receivers enter In fact, this is the cycle of encryption --- Don't think so much, it's right to look at the price in the short term and look at the project in the long term --- It is true that the increase brings heat But it is a real ability to retain talents with heat

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ZkProofPudding

· 01-04 17:01

Price increases are the real deal; everything else is just empty talk.

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StablecoinAnxiety

· 01-04 00:31

Honestly, price increases are useless; when it drops, everyone runs away. I've seen too many retail investors get trapped and stuck. Projects that can truly survive still rely on technology and community support; otherwise, they're just air coins with no future. But to be fair, if the price hasn't gone up, who the hell would bother to learn about your ecosystem... That's really awkward. No matter how strong the team and technology are, without hype, it's all pointless. This game is just that damn frustrating.

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ChainWallflower

· 01-03 19:13

Prices go up to attract new talent, and only when they fall do you hear the complaints—that's the reality.

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ShortingEnthusiast

· 01-02 08:49

Price increases are the real promotion, everything else is nonsense🤷

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BearMarketHustler

· 01-02 08:49

Honestly, price is the best marketing, everything else is nonsense... But there definitely needs to be something to back it up, or else everything will be over on the day of a dump.

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DegenWhisperer