Spent two hours organizing a Web3 project monitoring sheet, the last update was a month ago. In such a bear market environment, no progress in a month seems normal, but the results were surprising—there are still quite a few new projects. Even more interesting is that the overall structure is quietly changing: the proportion of DEX projects and prediction market projects has significantly increased, and this trend is quite intriguing.
Regarding project cleanup, all projects like Kaito that have already failed or are no longer being tracked have been deleted. The ones marked in green are recently added to the monitoring list, and most of these projects focus on two areas—one is various innovative solutions in decentralized exchanges, and the other is on-chain data-based prediction trading platforms. This change actually confirms a market judgment about the capital hotspots in 2026: traditional liquidity ecosystems are mature, and incremental opportunities are shifting toward more segmented and experimental tracks.
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StakeHouseDirector
· 20h ago
Still quietly exploring new things during the bear market, and this energy is real. DEX and prediction markets are indeed quite interesting, and it seems everyone is betting on a turnaround in 2026.
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AltcoinTherapist
· 20h ago
There are still new projects rushing in during the bear market, and their courage is truly remarkable. The DEX and prediction markets are indeed heating up, and it seems everyone is betting that 2026 will be a breakout year.
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NftMetaversePainter
· 20h ago
ngl the real play isn't tracking spreadsheets... it's understanding why the market's algorithmic preference is shifting toward prediction primitives right now. the hash value of this data restructuring reveals something deeper about digital sovereignty in trading layers tbh
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SchrodingerProfit
· 20h ago
Can we still mine so many new projects during a bear market? It seems like everyone is holding back their big moves. The DEX and prediction markets seem to be a bit over the top this time.
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MondayYoloFridayCry
· 20h ago
Are there still so many new projects during the bear market? It seems like it's mostly gamblers stubbornly betting on DEX and prediction markets.
Spent two hours organizing a Web3 project monitoring sheet, the last update was a month ago. In such a bear market environment, no progress in a month seems normal, but the results were surprising—there are still quite a few new projects. Even more interesting is that the overall structure is quietly changing: the proportion of DEX projects and prediction market projects has significantly increased, and this trend is quite intriguing.
Regarding project cleanup, all projects like Kaito that have already failed or are no longer being tracked have been deleted. The ones marked in green are recently added to the monitoring list, and most of these projects focus on two areas—one is various innovative solutions in decentralized exchanges, and the other is on-chain data-based prediction trading platforms. This change actually confirms a market judgment about the capital hotspots in 2026: traditional liquidity ecosystems are mature, and incremental opportunities are shifting toward more segmented and experimental tracks.