2025-12-29 18:20:37

Where is the future of the crypto world?

Honestly, this market has already been educated by over 30 million counterfeit coins. Ordinary investors have long seen through it; no one is buying into dreams of counterfeit coins anymore. Mainstream coins are not supported by favorable policies, and they can't be pumped either. Relying solely on existing funds to compete is just too exhausting.

What about new projects? They have high development costs and great risks. One misstep could turn them into the next failed L2. The market is cooling down, and exchanges are finding it increasingly difficult to survive. If this continues, many platforms' revenues will be under pressure.

So, what’s the way out? I believe it’s the path of **tokenization of all things**. Bringing gold, silver, and other precious metals, oil, commodities, and even foreign exchange trading onto the blockchain. Using tokens to lower the barrier for ordinary people to participate in these large-scale trades—that’s the real market demand.

Public blockchains and exchanges can earn stable profits through transaction fees, and there’s also capital pushing up the prices of mainstream coins. But the premise is that exchanges must survive. If even exchanges can’t be maintained, everything is pointless.

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FlatlineTrader

· 01-01 07:32

Tokenization of everything sounds good, but can exchanges really survive? I've said it before, the playbook of altcoins is already dead. Tokenization of commodities definitely has potential, but how to pass regulatory hurdles? For exchanges to survive, they need genuine trading volume. Who's willing to buy now? Mainstream coins haven't gained much, and the existing funds are really running out. To put it nicely, it's just waiting for the right opportunity, waiting for policies, waiting for someone to take over. People are thoroughly conditioned; it's hard to do anything now.

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HashBrownies

· 01-01 06:50

The logic of tokenizing everything sounds good, but how many can actually be implemented?

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SignatureLiquidator

· 2025-12-29 18:50

Tokenization of everything sounds good, but who will foot the bill? Just talking about lowering the threshold, what about regulation? Exchanges are almost dead, so what’s the point of discussing stable transaction fees and profits? Let’s just stay alive first. Mainstream coins are now in a zombie state, with existing funds competing among themselves... It’s really exhausting. Honestly, can this path work out? It feels like a new story again.

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MissedAirdropAgain

· 2025-12-29 18:49

Tokenization of everything sounds good, but who will take over? Even exchanges are struggling to survive, and regulations are still holding them back. Let's be realistic. Mainstream coins are indeed not being traded much, but is bringing gold on-chain really the way out? Feels like overthinking. Forget it, let's wait and see if there are any new airdrop opportunities. The market is cooling down, and fresh blood simply can't get in. How to break this deadlock? Tokenization sounds impressive, but I'm more concerned about whether exchanges will go bankrupt first, and what will happen to the assets then. That's right, ultimately, real demand is needed to support it; otherwise, it's all just talk on paper.

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