2026-01-12 01:24:33

NFT topics always attract a lot of criticism, but what is the reality? This sector has been operating for over 4 years, and the ecosystem is still expanding. More and more traditional Web2 companies, art collectors, and creators are entering the NFT space, bringing new vitality and application scenarios. Those who oppose NFTs might want to observe market trends—perhaps before long, they will also become participants in this ecosystem. The evolution of the market often exceeds expectations.

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GasFeeLover

· 9h ago

Now the big players have all entered the market. I wonder how long those bearish voices can hold on, haha.

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BugBountyHunter

· 9h ago

Haha, the moment of face-slapping is coming. Watch those who are bearish turn around and enter the market.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 9h ago

Hi, this is the truth. Those who criticize NFTs every day just haven't bought in all the way. Now they see buyers making money and feel uncomfortable. Really, the big players in Web2 have all gone low-key. That's just how the market works. If you don't understand, just wait and watch. It'll be too late to cry once big institutions start to enter. To put it simply, the opposing voices will eventually become participants. I've seen this cycle too many times. The group that criticized NFTs the most in the early days has turned around and become holders—classic face-slapping moment. Ecosystem expansion is not just talk; new ways are emerging across various industries. The worst are those who think they've seen through everything—they often miss the biggest opportunities.

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SellTheBounce

· 9h ago

Buy the dip and sell on rebound. Ecosystem expansion? I see more bagholders coming in. There will always be lower points, so why rush?

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