The valuation methodology of the crypto market has always been controversial. Using PE to price tokens? That's indeed not suitable; this area has its own logic, and trying to apply the stock market framework can easily backfire.
However, the core point is still worth pondering—retail investors need to be more cautious and not get caught up in those VC traps. Speculative trading of trash coins always ends up with the last entrants bearing the losses. Instead of day trading these assets, it's better to wait for the market to self-purify.
This process is essentially a big wave washing away the sand—poor projects are gradually eliminated, and the exchange ecosystem will be reshuffled, leaving only the ones with vitality. Once this round of cleansing is over, the next bull market will have a stronger foundation. This is not pessimism; rather, it’s a rational judgment on long-term development.
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ZkSnarker
· 01-11 05:56
yeah the PE thing is basically forcing a square peg into a round hole lmao. crypto's got its own beast entirely
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BlockImposter
· 01-08 07:55
Well said, this time you really need to see clearly and avoid getting chopped into chives.
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PumpBeforeRug
· 01-08 07:41
That hits close to home; I am the one who was cut by the VC bureau.
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WalletDoomsDay
· 01-08 07:37
It's the same old PE rhetoric, I'm already tired of it. The crypto world is just the crypto world; don't force stock market logic onto it.
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NFTArchaeologis
· 01-08 07:35
The early art market was the same way, during a time when authenticity couldn't be distinguished, only what remained ultimately became valuable. This round of crypto cleansing is essentially a natural filtering process of on-chain archaeology.
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ChainMelonWatcher
· 01-08 07:33
Haha, the PE approach definitely needs to be abandoned. The crypto world has its own set of rules.
I've seen too many VC tricks to cut leeks; retail investors really need to think more.
The ones who enter last are always the worst off; this pattern can't be changed.
Instead of watching the market every day, it's better to wait for the market to clear out the trash.
Projects that survive are truly resilient; this is part of the screening process.
When the bull market returns, that's when you'll have real confidence.
The valuation methodology of the crypto market has always been controversial. Using PE to price tokens? That's indeed not suitable; this area has its own logic, and trying to apply the stock market framework can easily backfire.
However, the core point is still worth pondering—retail investors need to be more cautious and not get caught up in those VC traps. Speculative trading of trash coins always ends up with the last entrants bearing the losses. Instead of day trading these assets, it's better to wait for the market to self-purify.
This process is essentially a big wave washing away the sand—poor projects are gradually eliminated, and the exchange ecosystem will be reshuffled, leaving only the ones with vitality. Once this round of cleansing is over, the next bull market will have a stronger foundation. This is not pessimism; rather, it’s a rational judgment on long-term development.