Many people believe that ESG has lost popularity in recent years, but in fact, this concept has not disappeared; it has just stepped back from the spotlight. In the crypto market and traditional finance, topics like environmental protection, social responsibility, and governance mechanisms have always existed, with the discussion volume fluctuating over time. Genuine investors and institutions have never stopped paying attention to ESG; they have simply adopted a more low-key approach. Market cycles are always like this—what seems to be ignored today may become the next hot topic tomorrow. The key is to understand the long-term logic behind it, rather than being misled by short-term emotions.
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TestnetScholar
· 6h ago
Haha, well said. ESG is like chives that grow back after being harvested; it never really disappears.
I understand the reasoning, but I just don't know when it will explode again.
Institutions that keep a low profile have already made their moves, and we're still here watching the show.
The market is like this—cold bench today, spotlight tomorrow. Can't predict it.
Rather than chasing the hot trends, it's better to understand the underlying logic to avoid being harvested every day.
This wave is truly a game for big institutions; retail investors just follow the trend and that's it.
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DaoGovernanceOfficer
· 6h ago
esg's never really dead, just hibernating tbh. most people confuse media cycles with actual capital flows—data says institutional money never stopped caring about governance frameworks
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LiquidatedTwice
· 6h ago
Ha, ESG is that kind of thing that gets hyped up and then pushed into the cold storage—its cycle is too strong.
Low-key operation is the winning stance; institutions have already been quietly positioning themselves.
Short-term sentiment? That's the retail investors' specialty. Long-term logic is what really smells like money.
When the next wave comes, some will have already laid their traps, but unfortunately most are still chasing the highs.
Basically, it's an information gap—whoever understands the cycle will make money.
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AirdropChaser
· 6h ago
This is a typical "hibernation period" mental preparation. Once the regulatory wind shifts, ESG will start to pick up again.
Basically, it's the retail investors chasing the trend, while institutions have already been quietly laying out their plans.
Long-term logic? Bro, we need to survive this bear market first, haha.
When ESG is hot, everyone talks about sustainability. Now no one seems to have heard of it, it's really funny.
Let's wait and see who can laugh last. Those who accumulate secretly are the real winners.
Many people believe that ESG has lost popularity in recent years, but in fact, this concept has not disappeared; it has just stepped back from the spotlight. In the crypto market and traditional finance, topics like environmental protection, social responsibility, and governance mechanisms have always existed, with the discussion volume fluctuating over time. Genuine investors and institutions have never stopped paying attention to ESG; they have simply adopted a more low-key approach. Market cycles are always like this—what seems to be ignored today may become the next hot topic tomorrow. The key is to understand the long-term logic behind it, rather than being misled by short-term emotions.