2026-01-17 10:36:39

Recently, the competition in the P2E track has become very fierce, and it's time to shift focus to some cryptocurrencies with real fundamentals. These two projects on BNB Chain are worth paying attention to.

The first is CryCry Horse, which has reached a hotness level of 4.2M. In simple terms, it's a localization of Web2 memes in Web3, moving away from the old clichés and narrative logic, entirely driven by community consensus. The core team is quite solid, the project structure is clear, and based on its current development trajectory, there is considerable potential for growth.

Next is Grassroots Culture, with a hotness of 2.5M. This project is backed by well-known industry investors, representing the genuine voices of retail investors and the community. The 'grassroots' positioning perfectly taps into current market demand—ordinary users' consensus and participation are often underestimated.

Both projects have solid logic and clean structures. From the current perspective, the alpha opportunities are quite apparent.

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AirdropHunterZhang

· 01-20 01:37

Crying, Crying Ma has such high popularity. Is it an opportunity to quietly make a fortune? Or should we wait and see first? The lessons from P2E haven't been fully learned yet.

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BankruptWorker

· 01-18 02:05

Cry Cry Man's popularity is indeed rising, but whether community consensus is reliable is really hard to say. Does grassroots culture with backing from big players necessarily work? I don't think so. I've stepped on enough P2E pitfalls already; it's better to be cautious. The popularity numbers look good, but how many of these can actually be implemented in the end? I have a bit of interest in both of these, but I always feel something's off... Translating Web2 memes into Web3 to make money? Wake up, everyone. Projects with strong fundamentals have already been snatched up by institutions; retail investors don't stand a chance. Community-driven projects ultimately just mean the community takes the loss; I've seen this trick too many times. Grassroots positioning is just a good excuse to scam retail investors. High popularity doesn't necessarily mean potential; we need to understand this principle clearly.

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GasFeeSobber

· 01-17 10:56

Kuku Ma, this hype is indeed quite good, but I'm just worried about how long the community consensus can last. Grassroots culture backed by top capital definitely adds points, but can ordinary users' participation truly convert? I've already fallen into the P2E trap enough times; this time I still need to be cautious. The hype data looks good, but it can't withstand the forgetfulness of the crypto community's retail investors. Both projects are good, but this alpha opportunity is too easily mined out. Ultimately, it's still about betting on community confidence; this risk is huge. The data looks good, but the real test is when you actually decide to get off the train.

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StopLossMaster

· 01-17 10:55

Crying Horse, this hype is indeed intense, but I still think that when community consensus gets exaggerated, it's the most dangerous. I've never heard of grassroots culture; having investors endorse it isn't necessarily a good thing. Often, we're the ones who end up holding the bag in the end.

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WinterWarmthCat

· 01-17 10:49

Crying Cry Horse this wave is indeed top-notch, community consensus is at its peak P2E should have cooled down long ago, these two are the real deal Grassroots culture backed by well-known investors? Let's see Maxed-out hype doesn't necessarily mean profit, brother A reliable team is worth much more than hype, need to dig deeper This round of market should focus on bottom-fishing with solid fundamentals, thumbs up 4.2M hype indicates what, need market validation Community-driven projects are most afraid of losing popularity, beware of taking over

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AirdropHunterWang

· 01-17 10:41

Why is CryCry Horse so popular? I need to get in and try my luck. With big names backing grassroots culture, it's a different story. Retail investors' voices have indeed been ignored for too long. P2E is really competitive now; it's better to look for projects with consensus like this. Wait, could CryCry Horse be another meme coin to cut leeks? Are you guys investing? The claim that the fundamentals are solid has been heard a hundred times; the key still depends on the team's execution in the later stages. Who is that investor behind Grassroots? Can you reveal a bit? It's definitely time to change the approach. There are too many common P2E projects out there.

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