the only good thing happening right now is those VC grift, large raised, worthless token, low float high fdv BS is getting flushed 0 bid on any of those VC coins maybe these guys will finally learn real tokenomics matter
ok so now can we please stop it with the - memecoin supercycle bullshit - financial nihilism - low float high FDV VC garbage - "it's all a giant casino" and get excited again about - the tech - the vision - potential innovations - legit projects or novel crypto use-cases…
In hindsight I’m glad thruster didn’t launch their token yet All the blast coins that did launch got crushed Ie - orbit was once the biggest lending market and now sub 3m fdv… yield sub 1m fdv… juice has 300m+ tvl and 14m fdv I think the market believes all of blast eco… https://t.co/8FPDreQJwl
A new proposal has been raised in the Blast Forum to distribute the Blast Foundation Treasury fees back to BLAST holders on a weekly basis. The goal is to reward holders and enhance the value of holding BLAST tokens. Despite this, the BLAST market cap is significantly lower than BLUR, and Blast's fully diluted valuation (FDV) remains more than three times higher than Blur, even without accounting for whale airdrops. Concerns about the volatility of BLAST tokens and their impact on holders' portfolios have been raised, with some suggesting that gold distribution could alleviate these issues. Additionally, the broader cryptocurrency market has seen a downturn, with several Blast ecosystem coins experiencing significant declines in their FDVs. Notable examples include Orbit, which was once the biggest lending market, and Juice, which has a total value locked (TVL) of over $300 million but an FDV of $14 million.