I have repeatedly thought about one thing: after experiencing the deep involvement of Wall Street and institutional funds in this cycle, many of the existing logic and thinking in the crypto world have been forced to be rewritten.
The so-called "Altcoin Season" that was once supported by narrative rotations and capital games,
was fundamentally built on a market with low efficiency and dominated by retail investors.
But as the capital structure begins to shift, with institutional funds focusing on risk control, fundamentals, and sustainability as core entry criteria, the function of Altcoin Sea

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The biggest difference between TCG cards and most NFTs in the past is:
They are not assets created solely for speculation.
The value of TCGs is not based on crypto market trends, narratives, or short-term capital flows.
Even if the entire crypto market enters a bear market, demand for TCG cards with a solid player base remains.
The reason is simple: people who collect TCGs are not aiming for "short-term gains."
They care about:
The rarity, versions, historical significance of the cards, and the cultural value accumulated over time.
Because of this, a phenomenon often occurs in the TCG world:
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These days, I feel like AI comments all come from Blue Bird Club. Has it already turned into an AI fluffing studio?

I don't know why I feel like 1011 OG Whale shorting ETH at 3001 right now is very much like a bear trap smoke screen...
Although the BTC and ETH markets are currently weak, it feels strange to think about shorting just a few days before the Fusaka upgrade on the Ethereum mainnet.