What is already being built before the market starts paying attention?
$MMT is one example.
Momentum is currently ranked around #446 on CMC, yet it lists it as a major liquidity hub within the Move ecosystem
With reported historical milestones of more than 2.1M users, $600M in TVL and $26B in cumulative trading volume.
Those numbers immediately make the project interesting.
But they don't automatically make the token a good investment.
I'd want to dig deeper into:
→ How much of that activity is still active today?
→ How much liquidity is organic?
→ Are users actually trading because the product is useful?
→ How does Momentum defend its position as competition increases?
→ And what creates sustainable demand for $MMT?
That's the part many crypto discussions skip.
A large user number looks great on a dashboard.
Retention is what actually matters.
A protocol can generate impressive numbers during an incentive-heavy growth phase.
The real test is what remains when the incentives disappear.
That's what I'll be watching with MMT
$MMT is one example.
Momentum is currently ranked around #446 on CMC, yet it lists it as a major liquidity hub within the Move ecosystem
With reported historical milestones of more than 2.1M users, $600M in TVL and $26B in cumulative trading volume.
Those numbers immediately make the project interesting.
But they don't automatically make the token a good investment.
I'd want to dig deeper into:
→ How much of that activity is still active today?
→ How much liquidity is organic?
→ Are users actually trading because the product is useful?
→ How does Momentum defend its position as competition increases?
→ And what creates sustainable demand for $MMT?
That's the part many crypto discussions skip.
A large user number looks great on a dashboard.
Retention is what actually matters.
A protocol can generate impressive numbers during an incentive-heavy growth phase.
The real test is what remains when the incentives disappear.
That's what I'll be watching with MMT