The project's market cap has hit 115M, yet it's still not listed on DEX platforms—quite the situation. Looking at where things stand, bonding seems like the natural next move right now.
What's interesting is how the #Blackwhale community is rallying around $Dolphin. There's real momentum behind building this out. Every dolphin supporter on the platform should be part of this ecosystem—that's where the real engagement happens.
The community-first approach is what separates projects that stick around from those that fade. When you've got active members coordinating like this, the infrastructure (DEX listings, liquidity pools, etc.) tends to follow. It's not guaranteed, but it's how these things usually unfold in the Web3 space.
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SocialFiQueen
· 01-12 08:31
1. 1.15 billion market cap and still not listed on DEX? That's really impressive, the community's cohesion is off the charts.
2. I'm optimistic about $Dolphin's community movement this time; the dolphin army is charging up.
3. The community-first approach has long been validated in Web3; infrastructure naturally keeps up.
4. Not being on DEX actually becomes an advantage? That's interesting... Looking forward to the rhythm after binding.
5. Blackwhale's team is truly a hardcore community; this is what real faith looks like.
6. Not being on DEX makes it more unique; reaching a market cap of over a billion is definitely well-timed.
7. Once the community is coordinated, everything else is just a matter of ease; this is the logic of Web3.
8. This is the right development path—natural evolution from community to infrastructure.
9. The heat of the dolphin community is so high; being on DEX is just a matter of time.
10. Binding is indeed the next step; looking forward to seeing how this project takes off.
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LightningHarvester
· 01-12 02:49
1.15 billion market cap still hasn't listed on DEX? To be honest, that's a bit outrageous, this pace is indeed extraordinary.
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Blackwhale focusing on the Dolphin lineup, it seems like someone is really pushing hard.
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Community-led initiatives are indeed reliable, and infrastructure naturally keeps up. That's how Web3 works.
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Wait, what does binding mean? Does it mean locking liquidity?
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Dolphins are quite popular this wave, but be careful of air before the DEX goes live.
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Having a strong community is a good thing, but enthusiasm alone isn't enough; real funds need to come in.
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It's quite rare that a project with a market cap of 1.15 billion hasn't yet listed on mainstream DEXs. Where's the problem?
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You really think community power alone can get a project listed? It still depends on funding and technical support.
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gas_fee_therapist
· 01-12 00:25
1.15 billion market cap still hasn't listed on DEX? This pace feels a bit off
It's only hardcore if the community can drive itself, and the infrastructure will naturally keep up
Can Dolphin really handle this wave? It all depends on execution
The real test begins after binding; don't let it end in a flop again
This is Web3, when the community is strong, everything is easy to say
By the way, Blackwhale folks are really something, not just talk
Liquidity issues can't be rushed; it has to come gradually
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RugResistant
· 01-11 14:38
ngl the $115m market cap without dex listing is... sus? analyzed the tokenomics thoroughly - red flags detected on the liquidity structure. DYOR but here's my analysis: community hype doesn't magically fix unsafe implementation patterns, and that's exactly what i'm seeing here
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StrawberryIce
· 01-09 10:51
1.15 billion still not listed on DEX? That move is a bit extreme, really a reverse strategy.
It's crazy how the community can band together, feels like Dolphin is definitely stable this time.
Wait, what does binding mean... locking tokens?
Blackwhale and this group are really competitive, with a kind of inexplicable confidence.
Web3 is like this—when community enthusiasm rises, everything is easy to talk about; if it goes against the trend, it cools down.
Why do we have to wait for infrastructure to catch up before playing? Isn't it better to build the community first?
Looking at this momentum, it really seems like it could succeed.
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BottomMisser
· 01-09 10:48
1.15 billion market cap still hasn't listed on DEX? That's really outrageous, what are you waiting for?
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The community is the core; without the community, everything is pointless.
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Just focusing on binding, huh? First, get the basics solid, brother.
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Blackwhale's moves are pretty good; let's see if they can stick with it.
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Getting listed on DEX isn't that easy; there are probably stories they haven't told.
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High engagement is indeed a good thing, but it can't be the reason for a price increase.
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A market cap of over 100 million, holding back from listing—there's something there.
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Community enthusiasm is great, but liquidity is the real key.
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I like these people's execution ability, but I still want to wait and see.
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"Usually infrastructure will come"? That statement sounds a bit suspicious to me.
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LightningWallet
· 01-09 10:44
Hey, wait a minute, 115 million market cap still hasn't listed on DEX? How is that even possible?
The Dolphin community is really solid this time, can just unity get things done?
It's the old community-first approach again... but honestly, this method really works in Web3.
115 million and still just focusing on land expansion, the contrast is incredible.
Relying on the community to push infrastructure sounds easy but is actually hard to do, everyone.
Wait, what does binding mean... locking tokens or contract staking?
Blackwhale folks are really action-oriented; other communities probably would have failed by now.
Market cap has grown but DEX still isn't live—does this count as strategic positioning?
Basically, it's waiting for the community to self-organize to a certain extent before doing serious work.
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MevSandwich
· 01-09 10:31
1.15 billion not listed on DEX, this move is indeed outrageous, but looking at Blackwhale's community cohesion, it doesn't seem to be a big problem
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The community is truly awesome and can really drive everything forward; infrastructure will follow. This is the magic of Web3
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Dolphins are so united that they will eventually get listed on exchanges, it's just a matter of time
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Binding is indeed the next step, but the key is whether the community can hold on
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With such community support, listing on DEX is not something to worry about; it's a natural thing
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A market cap of 1.15 billion and not yet on an exchange—doesn't that mean a big opportunity?
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The Dolphin community's execution ability is really impressive; such projects are indeed rare in Web3
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Community first, infrastructure follows; this theory has been proven effective repeatedly in the crypto world
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Looks good, but I'm just worried the community's enthusiasm might fade later
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Binding might be the turning point; it depends on how Blackwhale coordinates
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Fren_Not_Food
· 01-09 10:27
This market cap is already 115 million, and still not listed on DEX? That's a bit outrageous, but the community is so united, it's really impressive.
Wait, do you really think the infrastructure will automatically keep up? I'm not that optimistic.
Can $Dolphin break out this time? I'm holding a wait-and-see attitude.
A strong community is very important, but strength alone isn't enough; you also need a reliable team.
Binding is inevitable; the key is whether they want to do it or not.
Web3 is like this—people say it's community-first, but in the end, it's still the big players who call the shots.
But blackwhale and these folks do have enthusiasm, I can't deny that.
Will they cut a wave of leek before listing on DEX? That's what I want to know.
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AirdropHarvester
· 01-09 10:23
Damn, a market cap of 115 million yet to be listed on DEX? That move is really bold, how strong must the community cohesion be?
Wait, what happens after binding? Will the liquidity really keep up? This logic sounds a bit mysterious.
Blackwhale's team definitely has some skills, I can feel the vibe of $Dolphin.
The community-first approach has been tried and tested in Web3, but it's not foolproof.
If this really gets listed on DEX, early investors must have made a killing, right?
I'm a bit tempted to join in, just waiting to see if the infrastructure can keep up quickly.
Feels like betting whether community strength can be converted into real money.
The project's market cap has hit 115M, yet it's still not listed on DEX platforms—quite the situation. Looking at where things stand, bonding seems like the natural next move right now.
What's interesting is how the #Blackwhale community is rallying around $Dolphin. There's real momentum behind building this out. Every dolphin supporter on the platform should be part of this ecosystem—that's where the real engagement happens.
The community-first approach is what separates projects that stick around from those that fade. When you've got active members coordinating like this, the infrastructure (DEX listings, liquidity pools, etc.) tends to follow. It's not guaranteed, but it's how these things usually unfold in the Web3 space.