WhiteWhale, a project built by the CTO, now has a market cap of over 19 million. This growth trajectory itself indicates something. The story of the Krill project is quite different — that failed collaboration actually became the best backdrop, helping the entire community better understand Krill's positioning: we are the underlying participants, the overlooked forces that truly drive the ecosystem. The analogy of bottom-tier bait fish sounds humble, but it actually hints at a deeper logic — small projects and small holders coming together can generate tremendous momentum. That’s why Krill has the opportunity to complement and even collaborate with projects like WhiteWhale. The real question is: who will lead the next chapter of this story? The community or capital? If it’s the community, then Krill’s opportunity truly begins.
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GasFeeCrier
· 12-27 02:50
The underlying feed fish sound pretty good, but the key is whether these small retail investors can really band together... The community-led story sounds nice, but when money talks, who cares about that?
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ZenMiner
· 12-27 02:49
The underlying feed fish are actually the toughest ones, I love to hear that. WhiteWhale reaching 19 million is no longer just a story, the key is whether those Krill folks know how to turn retail investors into a united force.
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HodlOrRegret
· 12-27 02:47
To be honest, I really buy into the positioning of the underlying feed fish, really.
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DegenWhisperer
· 12-27 02:33
Is the underlying feed fish bursting actually an advantage? Honestly, it's a bit absurd, but the logic is quite magical.
WhiteWhale, a project built by the CTO, now has a market cap of over 19 million. This growth trajectory itself indicates something. The story of the Krill project is quite different — that failed collaboration actually became the best backdrop, helping the entire community better understand Krill's positioning: we are the underlying participants, the overlooked forces that truly drive the ecosystem. The analogy of bottom-tier bait fish sounds humble, but it actually hints at a deeper logic — small projects and small holders coming together can generate tremendous momentum. That’s why Krill has the opportunity to complement and even collaborate with projects like WhiteWhale. The real question is: who will lead the next chapter of this story? The community or capital? If it’s the community, then Krill’s opportunity truly begins.