With 2026 approaching fast, it's worth taking a hard look at which NFT collections will actually survive the next cycle. Not every project that's trading today will make it. The ones lacking genuine utility, community engagement, or sustainable mechanics? Those are likely headed for obsolescence. Time to be ruthless about separating the keepers from the noise.
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DegenWhisperer
· 20h ago
Honestly, most NFT projects are just air; there are plenty that won't last until 2026.
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Rugpull幸存者
· 20h ago
Sounds like another big purge. I bet five bucks that half of the current trading will be gone by next year.
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DAOdreamer
· 20h ago
99% of NFT projects should have died long ago. Stop with this hypocritical "survival of the fittest" nonsense; it's all just about scamming retail investors.
With 2026 approaching fast, it's worth taking a hard look at which NFT collections will actually survive the next cycle. Not every project that's trading today will make it. The ones lacking genuine utility, community engagement, or sustainable mechanics? Those are likely headed for obsolescence. Time to be ruthless about separating the keepers from the noise.