2025-12-24 15:08:04

The bear market has actually given everyone the opportunity to focus on refining their products.

Take a certain leading exchange as an example; market fluctuations are no longer their main focus. The team is fully committed to product optimization. Wallet features have recently been iterated rapidly, with one-click activation of security verification and simplified operation processes—every detail is moving towards greater usability and security.

Tools are indeed upgrading, and the experience is improving, but the bull market has not arrived. There is a saying that hits the point: the higher the infrastructure completeness, the lower the market dividend effect. It may seem a bit helpless, but from another perspective, it is precisely this threshold and moat that can filter out real opportunities. The bear market is not the end; it is laying the groundwork for the next cycle.

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PriceOracleFairy

· 8h ago

honestly the moat narrative hits different when your alpha's already baked into the infrastructure... watching exchanges optimize wallets while liquidity dries up is peak market inefficiency theater, ngl. that "higher polish = lower returns" correlation though? sounds like they're just admitting the easy arb plays are gone lmao

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UnruggableChad

· 9h ago

The more developed the infrastructure, the lower the dividends. This logic is a bit harsh; thinking in reverse is quite eye-opening.

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FreeRider

· 18h ago

It's great to focus on refining products during a bear market, but when the bull market arrives, won't everyone still rush to get ahead?

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TestnetFreeloader

· 18h ago

Sounds nice, but isn't it just because there's no money? Anyway, it's just idle time anyway.

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ProveMyZK

· 18h ago

Basically, it's about competing over products but not generating market trends. We'll see when the bull market arrives.

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OnchainDetective

· 18h ago

According to on-chain data, the fund flow behind this wave of wallet iteration is interesting... One-click verification and streamlined processes appear to optimize the user experience on the surface, but what can be revealed through address tracking?

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HalfPositionRunner

· 18h ago

Hearing the same rhetoric about refining products during a bear market has become tiresome. The real question is, when will we see genuine returns in cash? Even with improved infrastructure, the dividends are actually lower. This logic is a bit flawed; it feels like self-comfort. No matter how eloquently it's said, it can't change the fact that accounts are shrinking. Let's wait for the bull market to see if things improve.

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AirdropHunter007

· 18h ago

No matter how good the product is, what's the use of the coin price? It's more practical to make money from long and short positions.

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FalseProfitProphet

· 19h ago

The idea of refining products during a bear market sounds nice, but the dividends are actually getting smaller and smaller... This is the most heartbreaking truth.

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