2026-01-18 10:30:17

Looking at the performance of each chart, they are actually quite similar, regardless of whether the concept of InfoFi exists or not. Are new coins continuously declining? Rather than saying this is a problem with a certain mechanism, it's more accurate to say that this is the current normal state of the entire market. During market adjustments, the pressure on newly issued tokens is a common phenomenon.

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TokenCreatorOP

· 01-21 08:28

That's right, it's all the same approach anyway, and InfoFi can't save the fate of new coins.

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AirdropBuffet

· 01-21 06:37

To be honest, InfoFi is just a concept hype, the data is right here, and they all drop the same way. New coin depegging is nothing new; the entire market is like this. It's high time to recognize that the correction period is just like this.

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SquidTeacher

· 01-21 06:32

Looking at these data, I just want to laugh. No matter how much the InfoFi concept is hyped, it can't save this wave of decline. Really, instead of hyping new mechanisms, it's better to admit that the market is just like this. New coin depegging has become a daily operation now. Who is still expecting any miracles? This round of decline is not caused by any particular mechanism; it's just the poor overall environment and the fate of newly issued coins. All charts point to the same answer: no matter how advanced the mechanism is, it's useless.

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MetaMuskRat

· 01-20 08:21

Ultimately, it's still the inertia of a bear market. No matter how flashy the InfoFi hype is, it can't save the market downturn. New coins breaking below price support so frequently, it's no longer surprising. No matter how fancy the mechanism, it’s useless. Are all the charts looking the same? That just shows this wave really has no novelty; everyone is just riding the decline.

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MetaverseLandlady

· 01-18 10:59

Basically, no matter how fancy the concept is, it can't save the market; data speaks for itself. It's normal for new coins to crash to trash; the entire market is adjusting, not the mechanism's fault. InfoFi has become background noise, but in the end, it's still the same old story. The market is like this—newly issued coins inevitably suffer losses, and the project teams can't be blamed. Graphs all look the same; rebranding is useless. No one is soft in this bear market.

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AirdropHermit

· 01-18 10:57

Haha, the concept of InfoFi is really a bit awkward. No matter how badly the new coins drop, it's always said to be the market norm. So why still issue new coins? It's not the mechanism's fault; it's purely the poor atmosphere. But the charts really don't look any different, all green at a glance. How many new projects will have to cool off this round? No matter how good the mechanism is, you have to wait for the wind to blow over.

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MetaMisery

· 01-18 10:54

Still shifting the blame onto the market, the InfoFi rhetoric does seem a bit hollow.

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GamefiHarvester

· 01-18 10:47

New coins are dropping so hard, InfoFi can't save them either. To be honest, it's just the overall market doing poorly. --- They're all performing the same, so what's the point of the concept? Just pure money grabbing. --- Market adjustments are just adjustments. Don't blame the mechanism. New coins are always the first to die. --- The charts are right there. If you can't sell, what's the point of talking about innovation? --- After this round, new coins basically have no way out. Is there much difference with InfoFi?

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ProbablyNothing

· 01-18 10:32

Hmm... It sounds like the market is just bad, with new coins dying randomly. But the InfoFi setup really isn't anything special, pretty much the same as other mechanisms, pretty miserable. Honestly, in this round of the market, new coins are just being used as punching bags. Are the charts all the same? Then I don't need to look at them either, haha. Market adjustments are like this—new coins die first, it's a common story. Actually, no concept can save this situation, right? The continuous decline of new coins has long been expected, it's commonplace. Hearing you say that, it seems there's no special mechanism issue, just a pure bear market.

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