Кардано Уэйл: Долгосрочная сила ADA основана на органическом спросе, а не на шумихе

cryptonews.ruPubblicato 2021-04-03Pubblicato ultima volta 2025-06-03

Cardano Whale утверждает, что стабильное положение ADA в первой десятке с 2017 года доказывает ее устойчивость.
Он противопоставляет публичное распределение Cardano искусственным ограничениям предложения, поддерживаемым венчурным капиталом.
Кардано Уэйл критикует менталитет «новое всегда лучше», подчеркивая при этом органический спрос.

Вопрос Altcoin Daily «Кто-нибудь здесь еще верит в Cardano?» вызвал подробную защиту у видного члена сообщества Cardano Whale. Он утверждал, что устойчивая позиция ADA в топ-10 с 2017 года демонстрирует настоящую устойчивость рынка, редко сопоставимую с новыми проектами.

Cardano Whale подчеркнул, что только Bitcoin, Ethereum и XRP имеют схожие показатели долговечности среди десяти лучших, что ставит ADA в один ряд с самыми устойчивыми проектами криптовалют.

«Cardano практически непрерывно входит в десятку лучших с момента своего создания в 2017 году. Единственные другие блокчейны с похожей историей — это Bitcoin, Ethereum и XRP. Немалый подвиг», — утверждает Cardano Whale, сравнивая это постоянство с десятками провалившихся проектов, включая EOS, BSV, IOTA и Terra Luna.

I get the engagement farm and I know you guys are Cardano supporters, but allow me to offer a serious comment for the 5% that cares to read it here.

Cardano has been in the top 10 basically uninterrupted since its inception in 2017. The only other chains with a similar track…
— whale (@cardano_whale) June 3, 2025

Органический спрос против искусственных ограничений

Защита подчеркивает фундаментальные различия между рыночной структурой Cardano и более новыми цепочками, поддерживаемыми венчурным капиталом. Cardano Whale утверждает, что ADA торгуется на основе реальной динамики спроса и предложения. Он также упомянул, что большинство монет были публично доступны с момента их создания, в отличие от проектов с искусственно ограниченными поставками, контролируемыми инсайдерами.

Эта органическая модель распределения резко контрастирует с проектами, финансируемыми венчурным капиталом, которые поддерживают высокую оценку за счет ограниченных графиков выпуска токенов и искусственного спроса маркет-мейкеров. Анализ показывает, что это создает более устойчивое ценовое открытие для Cardano по сравнению с проектами с сильно манипулируемой токеномикой.

«Cardano находится здесь на органическом спросе/предложении, и большинство его монет торгуются публично с момента создания, что сильно отличается от цепочек VC, которые в основном имеют высокое искусственно ограниченное предложение», — объясняет Cardano Whale. Заглядывая вперед, он определяет децентрализованные финансы на основе UTxO как ключевой катализатор будущего роста.

Анализ позиционирует Cardano как крупнейший децентрализованный самоуправляемый блокчейн. Он также предсказал, что это станет основным нарративом в течение следующего десятилетия. В отличие от централизованных цепочек или тех, которые контролируются венчурным капиталом, структура управления Cardano позволяет подлинное участие сообщества в принятии решений.

Оспаривание крипто-мышления «Новое всегда лучше»

Ответ Cardano Whale бросает вызов менталитету «новое всегда лучше», который пронизывает рынки криптовалют. Он утверждает, что этот образ мышления направляет инвесторов в неправильном направлении. Поскольку 10 крупнейших рыночных капитализаций сейчас начинаются примерно с $20 млрд, новые проекты сталкиваются со все более сложными барьерами для входа, несмотря на попытки манипуляций.

Связанные: Cardano: Input Output и ведущий токен сообщества $SNEK объявляют о сотрудничестве

«Watch Sui борется, несмотря на своих миллиардеров-спонсоров» служит примером того, как даже хорошо финансируемые проекты не могут легко вытеснить устоявшиеся криптовалюты только за счет финансовой поддержки. Анализ проводит параллели с ростом стоимости биткоина с течением времени. Он также предполагает, что проекты, пережившие несколько рыночных циклов, становятся все более ценными, поскольку демонстрируют выносливость.

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