If you turn off the price for the moment, would you still keep watching a project?
This is actually a question worth thinking about.
Let’s talk about it at the Binance Square!
Link:
https://app.binance.com/uni-qr/cspa/46351140532697
Many people in crypto are used to checking the K-line first, and then working backward to interpret the project.
When it goes up, everything becomes “value.”
When it goes down, the logic you previously believed starts to waver again.
But for real long-term judgment, it’s clear that you can’t rely on only that.
On September 27, CYC Community AMA Episode 3 — I’m especially looking forward to a perspective Douglas will share:
If we re-examine Web3 using the way traditional capital analyzes a company, how exactly should we judge the value of a project?
Besides price, we should look at technology, business model, market opportunity, community, funding, team execution, and what the project truly creates.
This framework also applies to CYC — and it’s worth breaking down.
In addition, Professor Leon will draw from 12 years of Web3 bull-and-bear cycle hands-on experience to discuss project selection, position management, long-term opportunities, and market volatility.
This session isn’t only about discussing “where CYC will go.”
We also want to clarify one more question:
On what basis can we say a project is worth long-term attention?
🗓 September 27 at 20:00 (UTC+8)
📍 See you at Binance Square
This is actually a question worth thinking about.
Let’s talk about it at the Binance Square!
Link:
https://app.binance.com/uni-qr/cspa/46351140532697
Many people in crypto are used to checking the K-line first, and then working backward to interpret the project.
When it goes up, everything becomes “value.”
When it goes down, the logic you previously believed starts to waver again.
But for real long-term judgment, it’s clear that you can’t rely on only that.
On September 27, CYC Community AMA Episode 3 — I’m especially looking forward to a perspective Douglas will share:
If we re-examine Web3 using the way traditional capital analyzes a company, how exactly should we judge the value of a project?
Besides price, we should look at technology, business model, market opportunity, community, funding, team execution, and what the project truly creates.
This framework also applies to CYC — and it’s worth breaking down.
In addition, Professor Leon will draw from 12 years of Web3 bull-and-bear cycle hands-on experience to discuss project selection, position management, long-term opportunities, and market volatility.
This session isn’t only about discussing “where CYC will go.”
We also want to clarify one more question:
On what basis can we say a project is worth long-term attention?
🗓 September 27 at 20:00 (UTC+8)
📍 See you at Binance Square