2026-01-08 09:26:37

The Solana ecosystem is now a hundred flowers blooming, each with its own merits. Whitewhale is pushing the ceiling height, while Rainbofish is quickly breaking out of the circle with the advantage of Web2 traffic. The AI track is also not to be outdone, with Mia and Tomato both diligently honing their technology. There is also the cute character Mush, who is eager to try. But don't rush to get off the ride; only projects that can truly survive must withstand the test in fierce market competition. Those truly valuable diamonds can only shine brightly in a real competitive environment.

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GasSavingMaster

· 01-11 09:05

Honestly, Solana this wave does have some substance, but Rainbofish's Web2 traffic tactics are a bit questionable, probably just a flash in the pan. Really, I believe in Mia and Tomato and their team, at least they are still pondering technology, not just hype. Can Whitewhale really break its peak? I didn't quite understand, but as long as there are many retail investors, someone will always be there to harvest. Come on, can cute projects like Mush also survive? I laughed, the market is so magical. The big test of life and death is still ahead; selling out now is too early, only those who hold on will be the winners. Alright, those genuine projects simply can't sink, time will teach everyone.

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DoomCanister

· 01-11 07:54

Uh, is Solana getting so competitive? It feels like projects are all pushing the ceiling hard. --- Rainbofish, I see through this wave of Web2 traffic. But how long it can last is really hard to say. --- Mia and Tomato are serious about honing their skills, but the AI track is just too crowded. --- Can Mush萌系 break through? Honestly, I remain skeptical. --- To put it simply, it still depends on who can really make it to the end. Looks on paper don't matter. --- Hey, can Whitewhale really sustain this height? --- Diamonds, first you have to avoid being shattered. --- After this round, I don't know how many projects will be eliminated. It's a bit exhausting. --- Hard power still matters; you can't rely solely on narratives. --- Everyone's competing, but truly profitable projects are still a minority.

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GateUser-0717ab66

· 01-08 09:55

Honestly, there are probably only a few projects in the Solana ecosystem that will make it to the end. Rainbofish relying on Web2 traffic to break out, I think it's doubtful. Whitewhale is indeed pushing hard, but who can say what the ceiling is? Let's wait and see; anyway, trash projects will eventually fade away. In the AI track, with so many competitors, even with great technology, luck is also essential. Projects like Mush... I really don't quite understand this market.

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LayerZeroHero

· 01-08 09:54

It has proven that, in this round of Solana's ecosystem explosion, the projects that truly withstand the test are those with deep protocol architecture. Relying solely on traffic to break through the circle makes it difficult to survive the next bear market cycle.

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BoredRiceBall

· 01-08 09:39

Solana this wave has indeed become intense, but honestly, it's a big washout—few survive in the end. --- Rainbofish, which relies on Web2 traffic, will eventually face real competition. Don't just float along like that. --- Wait, isn't Mush really causing trouble? Why haven't I heard much about it? --- Always talking about diamonds, but after a bear market, it all gets exposed. I've heard that line way too many times. --- Whitewhale hitting the ceiling? Let's wait and see. It seems every new project starts with this kind of hype. --- In the AI track, these folks are honing their skills. It's more realistic to think about how to survive the next quarter first. --- Really, the projects that hype the most tend to die the fastest. Why do you still believe in this stuff?

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Layer2Observer

· 01-08 09:30

Wait a moment, let me check the on-chain data of these projects—talking about "technology" and "value" is not enough; we need data to speak. How to quantify Rainbofish's Web2 traffic advantage into on-chain activity needs to be clarified.

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