2025-12-24 15:32:13

By 2025, many new tokens have already emerged, and their performance varies greatly. Some have surged to impressive prices, while others have a quite substantial FDV—this difference reflects the market's evaluation logic of different projects.

From the price trend perspective, among the early-listed tokens, there are strong performers as well as those with mediocre performance. Even more interesting is the FDV (Fully Diluted Valuation) data—some projects, although not particularly outstanding in price, have a lot of room for valuation. This indicates that the market is still gradually digesting the fundamentals of new projects.

If you're tracking new coins this year, it's worth comparing multiple data dimensions. Price is just surface-level; liquidity, token distribution, and market consensus are the key factors. Some projects with high FDV may still have opportunities, but caution against risks is also necessary.

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DeFiDoctor

· 5h ago

Projects with high FDV and low price, I usually first look at liquidity and initial token distribution. If either of these indicators is poor, it's basically a trap. --- Prices are not rising but FDV is inflated? The clinical signs are very obvious—either the whales' chips are locked or the valuation is bloated. Regular on-chain data checks are necessary. --- There are so many new coins in 2025, but very few can pass liquidity assessments. Most are signs of strategic complications. --- Don't just focus on the price; it's like only checking the thermometer to diagnose an illness. What about risk warning data? --- Some projects hype their FDV to the sky, but where is the genuine market consensus? The moment capital outflow symptoms appear, the true nature is exposed. --- The biggest risk in tracking new coins is falling into valuation traps. It's recommended to conduct a healthy assessment report on each dimension and not be blinded by a single data point.

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AirdropF5Bro

· 7h ago

High FDV and low price projects, I really don't understand... Feels like just waiting for the next wave to cut the leeks --- Another bunch of new coins, those whose prices rise quickly have already escaped, now entering purely gambling --- It's called "digesting fundamentals," but actually no one is willing to take the buy-in --- Liquidity, coin distribution... where can these data be truly checked? It's all guesswork --- Every time they say "there's a chance," but nine out of ten projects go to zero, I just watch and don't act --- Coins with artificially inflated FDV are almost the same as air coins... don't be fooled --- So many new coins, only a few will break out, I might as well stick with mainstream coins --- Why does everyone keep falling for it? The same tricks are played year after year --- Being cautious of risks is useless; those who truly make money are the ones with insider information

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FundingMartyr

· 18h ago

I'm most afraid of the combination of high FDV and low price, it feels like they're digging a hole for the bagholders.

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ImpermanentTherapist

· 18h ago

It's the same old trick of artificially inflated prices and sky-high FDV. I'm tired of this routine since last year. High FDV with low price? Well... basically, the chips haven't been fully distributed yet. Liquidity and coin distribution are the real factors, but most people only focus on price fluctuations, so they deserve to get cut. With so many new coins this year, there probably won't be many that make it to the end of the year.

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FloorPriceWatcher

· 19h ago

High FDV and low price? It indicates that it hasn't been hype yet. This is often a signal that big funds are accumulating, but it also depends on whether the token distribution is concentrated in a few large whales.

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MEVvictim

· 19h ago

I'm most afraid of coins with high FDV and low prices, I feel it's all just a scam to harvest retail investors in the crypto space.

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GateUser-6bc33122

· 19h ago

There are indeed many projects with high FDV and low prices, but frankly, it's just the whales waiting to pick up the slack.

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