The crypto market hasn't really hit its dot-com moment yet—that's the real conversation we should be having. Industry watchers point out that when it does happen, it's going to be rough. The parallel is pretty clear: just like tech stocks in 2000, crypto could face a significant correction that wipes out a lot of hype-driven projects. Right now, there's still plenty of speculative money pouring in, chasing the next moonshot. But history suggests those cycles catch up with you. Anyone serious about participating in crypto should stay sharp and think twice before jumping into the hype. The correction might not be tomorrow, but it's worth keeping your guard up. Proceed with caution in this market—it's not a matter of if, but when.
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BearMarketBuyer
· 01-08 16:10
Wait, can the dot-com bubble burst analogy really be applied? It doesn't seem that simple.
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ApeWithNoChain
· 01-06 07:08
Wait, is the crash really coming this time? I think it's still early.
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AirdropHunter
· 01-05 16:28
When the big wave arrives, there will be a bunch of people crying and shouting.
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ETHReserveBank
· 01-05 16:19
Haha, here comes the dot-com analogy again. I'm tired of hearing this explanation.
Wait until the real bubble bursts, then we can talk.
Currently, those rushing in are all pure gamblers. I'm serious.
Being cautious is indeed correct, but real opportunities often arise in chaos.
When will this cycle end? Who can say for sure?
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ForkMaster
· 01-05 16:15
There's nothing wrong with that, but the real test is whether you can survive until that day. I saw through it during the bear market mining; 99% of project teams are just leeks waiting to be harvested.
The crypto market hasn't really hit its dot-com moment yet—that's the real conversation we should be having. Industry watchers point out that when it does happen, it's going to be rough. The parallel is pretty clear: just like tech stocks in 2000, crypto could face a significant correction that wipes out a lot of hype-driven projects. Right now, there's still plenty of speculative money pouring in, chasing the next moonshot. But history suggests those cycles catch up with you. Anyone serious about participating in crypto should stay sharp and think twice before jumping into the hype. The correction might not be tomorrow, but it's worth keeping your guard up. Proceed with caution in this market—it's not a matter of if, but when.