Source: CryptoNewsNet
Original Title: Why crypto’s new token issuances are falling flat and what comes next
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For much of 2025, a simple rule held: if a new token hit the market, its price probably went down.
Data from Memento Research, which tracked 118 token generation events last year, shows that roughly 85% are now trading below their initial valuations. The median token is down more than 70% from where it started.
That stands in stark contrast to the previous bull cycle in 2021, when a number of high-profile tokens — including MATIC, FTM and AVAX — surged after launch, buoyed by a frothy altcoin market and insatiable risk appetite.
A Rough Year to Be New
The weakness showed up early and persisted throughout 2025. Tokens that debuted on major centralized exchanges, including certain head-tier platforms, often sold off almost immediately. Instead of signaling momentum, exchange listings increasingly became a warning sign.
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MemecoinTrader
· 01-06 20:54
ngl the token death spiral is just natural selection tbh. weak narratives get filtered out, only the ones with actual memetic velocity survive
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UnluckyMiner
· 01-06 20:45
New coins drop as soon as they launch, this market is really intense...
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consensus_failure
· 01-06 20:40
New coins plummet immediately after listing; this trick has been played out, and the market's aesthetic fatigue has set in.
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PerpetualLonger
· 01-06 20:29
New coins are dumped immediately after listing. Isn't this testing our faith? HODLers, don't panic.
Why Crypto's New Token Issuances Are Falling Flat and What Comes Next
Source: CryptoNewsNet Original Title: Why crypto’s new token issuances are falling flat and what comes next Original Link: For much of 2025, a simple rule held: if a new token hit the market, its price probably went down.
Data from Memento Research, which tracked 118 token generation events last year, shows that roughly 85% are now trading below their initial valuations. The median token is down more than 70% from where it started.
That stands in stark contrast to the previous bull cycle in 2021, when a number of high-profile tokens — including MATIC, FTM and AVAX — surged after launch, buoyed by a frothy altcoin market and insatiable risk appetite.
A Rough Year to Be New
The weakness showed up early and persisted throughout 2025. Tokens that debuted on major centralized exchanges, including certain head-tier platforms, often sold off almost immediately. Instead of signaling momentum, exchange listings increasingly became a warning sign.