Speed is the key. In technological competitions, how fast you are and whether you can accelerate—these are the real factors that determine victory or defeat. No matter how impressive your project is, if you don't respond quickly, you'll be overtaken. The same applies to the crypto market—those who run faster will be the last to laugh. That's why leading applications in the market can always maintain their edge.
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GasFeeAssassin
· 4h ago
That's true, but moving too fast can easily lead to failures. Many projects that undergo rapid iterations ultimately end up as zero-value coins.
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ChainBrain
· 01-22 13:56
Speed is indeed important, but I've seen many projects that were once "the fastest" ultimately fail... It's really not just about rushing speed.
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ProofOfNothing
· 01-22 09:45
That's what they say, but taking it slow is actually faster. Rushing for speed can easily lead to setbacks.
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CafeMinor
· 01-22 09:41
That's what they say, but I see many fast projects still end up failing. Slow and steady wins the race.
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UnluckyValidator
· 01-22 09:40
Speed is indeed important, but don't forget about safety. Going too fast can easily lead to accidents.
Speed is the key. In technological competitions, how fast you are and whether you can accelerate—these are the real factors that determine victory or defeat. No matter how impressive your project is, if you don't respond quickly, you'll be overtaken. The same applies to the crypto market—those who run faster will be the last to laugh. That's why leading applications in the market can always maintain their edge.