The reason why the Bread Cat project became popular is mainly due to its unique visual impact.
Think about it, everywhere you see ordinary cat, dog, and frog NFTs, they are forgettable. But a cat with a bread on its head? That image directly sticks in your mind. This natural memorability itself is the strongest form of marketing.
This is no coincidence. From the very beginning, the project possessed the kind of genes that are easy to spread and easy to remember. Through rounds of sharing on social media and repeated reposts in friends' circles, its popularity naturally spread.
Early followers often feel this wave of benefits. When a project has this innate viral advantage, the opportunities for later entrants are indeed different.
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BearMarketBuyer
· 8h ago
Haha, you're right, but isn't it too late to enter now?
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Lonely_Validator
· 8h ago
Breadcat hype is hot, but the real profit still goes to those who got in earliest.
Wait, isn't this just another tactic to harvest new investors? First create buzz, then reap the newcomers.
Visual impact ≠ value, my friend. It's a bit dangerous.
I have to say, the reach is indeed incredible, but the risk for latecomers entering is terrifyingly high.
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HalfPositionRunner
· 8h ago
Haha, Bread Cat's move is truly brilliant, with maximum visual impact.
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SatoshiLeftOnRead
· 8h ago
Bread Cat is just making a living off this meme; early adopters definitely made a lot of money.
The reason why the Bread Cat project became popular is mainly due to its unique visual impact.
Think about it, everywhere you see ordinary cat, dog, and frog NFTs, they are forgettable. But a cat with a bread on its head? That image directly sticks in your mind. This natural memorability itself is the strongest form of marketing.
This is no coincidence. From the very beginning, the project possessed the kind of genes that are easy to spread and easy to remember. Through rounds of sharing on social media and repeated reposts in friends' circles, its popularity naturally spread.
Early followers often feel this wave of benefits. When a project has this innate viral advantage, the opportunities for later entrants are indeed different.