2025-12-10 01:00:16

#ETH走势分析 Take a look at those unremarkable acts of persistence in Web3—they often blossom. Take Bitroot as an example: from the testnet phase to the current real growth of the ecosystem, with users expanding from a small circle to 60,000. There’s no magic behind this, just continuous product iteration and genuine community engagement. In this space, everyone’s contributions accumulate—whether you’re a developer, liquidity provider, or an ordinary holder, everyone is paving the way together, and future opportunities naturally lie in these moments of moving forward side by side. That’s why it’s so important to stick to doing the right thing and believe in the vitality of quality projects.

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LayerZeroHero

· 12-10 01:30

Here is the real test data—from the testnet to sixty thousand users. I'm very interested in the protocol architecture iterations behind this growth curve... Is there a detailed technical feedback document?

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BridgeTrustFund

· 12-10 01:29

60,000 users is really not a small number, but the question is, how many can actually be retained? Projects like Bitroot, which grow slowly, really test human nature—the ones who stick around often end up taking losses. It sounds nice to call it ecosystem investment, but honestly, it’s just a bet that it’ll be worth something in the future. Getting in early definitely has its advantages, but joining now is all about luck. I won’t deny that their iterations are solid, but the key is whether liquidity and market awareness can keep up. The biggest fear with these kinds of projects is false prosperity—the numbers look good, but where’s the real money? Community engagement ≠ project success; I’ve seen too many small ecosystems that fizzled out in the end. Is this real? Even 60,000 users is not that big a deal in the context of the entire Web3 space. Wait a second, isn’t this just another “we’re different” marketing gimmick?

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AirdropJunkie

· 12-10 01:23

Persistence is definitely valuable, but starting to boast with just 60,000 users? I think we still need to wait and see.

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FOMOmonster

· 12-10 01:19

Alright, Bitroot is actually pretty solid this time, none of that flashy nonsense. Sixty thousand users built up from a small circle—what does that say? The product itself passes the test. Seriously? Iteration and community building still work in 2024... I’ll buy it. Staying committed? Ha, easier said than done. How many people really hold on during a bear market? Honestly, it's just about betting on the right direction and adding a bit of luck. But I have to admit, these low-key, hard-working projects are the ones that tend to make a comeback in the end. From a small circle to sixty thousand, that growth is actually pretty steady—no empty hype or bubbles.

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