Controversial opinion: this sub is out of touch with the market

This sub is too salty , and hostile to any newer projects that may compete with the bags that people are holding. As a whole this sub is very inflexible, and slow to react to the market. By they time this sub "warms" to a coin, it will be far too late. Stick to your instincts and don't let salty people push you off them. Things this sub has been wrong about- "Noone wants meme coins". Well, yes they did. "Noone wants animal coins". Well, yes they did. "Noone wants NFTs". Well, yes they do. Now, it's "Noone wants metaverses". Well, yes, they do. "Noone wants crypto gaming". Well, guess what, they do. Most of these meme coins, tokens, and metaverses are all based on Ethereum. Yet, this sub loves Ethereum, and has no interest in what it can actually do, and why it's valuable. Consider the biggest moons so far this bullmarket, and this sub didn't notice them, even though this sub claims to be the smartest when it comes to this industry. Quant- was never mentioned, most people hadn't even heard of it. Doge- constant posts telling people to sell before it mooned. Solana- noone saw the value in it. Shiba- the sub was also blindsided by this, and disparaged anyone that bought it. Avalanche and Elrond Gold- possibly starting to moon now and noone ever says anything good about them. This sub will also NEVER admit that they were wrong. There's no humility here, just gatekeeping. I know exactly what the comments are going to say- "we didn't say any of that, and if we did, it's your fault you listened". This sub is a living embodyment of the narcissist's prayer. Consider the coins that were constantly shilled- ADA- every man and his dog (literally) has dapps already, ADA doesn't. And it just keeps falling. VET- even though it's the best thing since sliced bread (apparently), and has loads of read world partnerships, noone uses it or needs it and it just keeps falling. LTO- as above. TL DR: This sub is NOT on the pulse of the crypto industry, and don't listen to salty teenagers for advice. submitted by /u/sweet_little_oranges [link] [comments]