2026-01-14 00:23:22

I recently watched a live analysis on the Web3 ecosystem, and several viewpoints are indeed worth deeper reflection.

First, let's talk about the Pokémon track—honestly, this wave of enthusiasm will definitely continue until 2026. Pokémon has been around for 30 years, and the IP's momentum combined with the crazy surge in card prices this year, while some project teams are introducing Pokémon card business into the Web3 space, which could be the most direct implementation of this hot trend. Can tokens like JACKSON reach one dollar by 2026? Considering the project's growth potential, the probability is indeed quite high.

Next, look at the Sui public chain. Some say Sui reaching $100 is a fantasy, but upon closer thought, it’s not. Once Meta massively adopts the Web3 ecosystem, there are not many public chain options that match its core features and performance requirements. From throughput, confirmation speed to ecosystem layout, Sui's competitiveness is evident, making this opportunity highly valuable.

Finally, a rant about the current Chinese Meme coin atmosphere. Frankly speaking, this track has become somewhat distorted now. Various tokens with nominal purposes keep emerging, which can indeed create short-term hotspots and trading volume, but in the long run, it’s just eroding the credibility and imagination space of the Chinese crypto community. An industry that was already quite rough and unrefined, continuing like this will only make it seem more outdated and less attractive. When newcomers see only these things, it naturally kills any sense of innovation.

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SoliditySlayer

· 21h ago

Pokémon cards indeed have imagination, but can JACKSON reach one dollar? I think it depends on the project's actual execution, not just hype. I remain skeptical about Sui reaching hundreds of millions of dollars. Meta's involvement is a good thing, but it's not that simple. Marketing will always be more important than technology. Chinese Meme coins are already completely rotten. Those entering now are just here to be the big fools, it's not interesting. The slots are saturated, there's no freshness left. The entire ecosystem relies on scamming newcomers to survive. Actually, I still believe in the Pokémon line. The IP foundation is there, and no matter how you do it, you won't lose much. If Meta really wants to develop Web3, I don't think the opportunity will go to Sui, as they always create their own wheels. People entering Meme coins now are purely gambling on luck. Don't talk about fundamentals; it's just a tool for whales to harvest retail investors.

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ImpermanentPhilosopher

· 01-14 00:52

I believe in the Web3 transformation of Pokémon cards, but whether JACKSON can truly reach one dollar depends on whether the project team avoids shooting themselves in the foot. Sui's logic isn't wrong, I'm just worried it will be another round of hype and then done. Chinese meme coins are indeed getting pretty common now, with new coins emerging every day. At this rate, beginners can't tell which ones are reliable, which also provides fertile ground for scammers.

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SigmaValidator

· 01-14 00:51

Pokémon really is gaining popularity, but can JACKSON deliver a single blow? It depends on how well the project team can actually implement the card business. I do believe in Sui's hundred-blade move, and if Meta truly integrates, this public chain might really take off. All those Chinese meme coins are really just scams, with new coins popping up every day. If this continues, the Chinese community will eventually get played out.

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MEV_Whisperer

· 01-14 00:46

Pokémon cards are indeed crazy right now, but Web3 adoption still depends on whether the project is reliable. Just avoid getting scammed. Sui hitting 100? Not many people believe it now. Let's wait until Meta actually launches. I totally agree with that meme coin criticism. The Chinese community is a mess right now. What can newcomers learn in this environment?

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GasFeeCrybaby

· 01-14 00:41

Pokémon hype does have potential, but whether JACKSON can make a big move depends on the market sentiment. As for Sui, I am somewhat optimistic. If Meta really takes Web3 seriously, they need to find a capable player. Opportunities like this don't come easily. As for Chinese Meme coins... to be honest, they've already become a mess. Newcomers see nothing but mindless coin releases. Who still wants innovation?

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ForumMiningMaster

· 01-14 00:28

The Baomeng Card has real potential, but it depends on whether the project team truly wants to get things done. Reaching 100 on Sui is definitely not a dream; Meta coming in would be a whole different level. Chinese Meme coins are really everywhere; frankly, they are just a variation of harvesting profits from newcomers, and the overall atmosphere has collapsed. Can JACKSON reach one dollar? Honestly, it depends on luck, but the card game line is indeed more reliable than pure meme coins. Complaints aside, the opportunity still needs to be seized.

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