2026-01-10 19:26:20

The BSC ecosystem cycle indeed exists. The ecological clustering effect of leading exchanges is an objective reality—traffic, capital, and projects all tend to gather around core platforms, forming a positive feedback loop. When the ecosystem prospers, user numbers increase, trading volume rises, and new projects flood in, further attracting more participants. This Matthew effect is especially evident in the crypto market. Therefore, observing changes in BSC's activity level can, to some extent, reflect the overall health of the ecosystem.

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BlockchainFoodie

· 12h ago

yo so basically this is just like how michelin-starred restaurants become the only place anyone wants to eat at... once you get that critical mass of diners, suppliers literally queue up to work with you. bsc's playing the same game, except with liquidity instead of foie gras lol

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PumpAnalyst

· 12h ago

The Matthew Effect has indeed been thoroughly discussed, but how many people can actually profit from it? Most people just follow the trend and end up getting cut.

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HashRatePhilosopher

· 12h ago

This wave on BSC indeed maximized the Matthew Effect, but the key is when will it peak?

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GasFeeNightmare

· 12h ago

Stayed up late watching the gas tracker for a couple of hours and found that the gwei on BSC has risen again... The Matthew Effect is real—projects with money are getting stronger and stronger. Retail investors like us can only hide in the corner to save on gas fees, lol.

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