2025-12-31 04:22:06

Weekly trading volume of 48.4 billion tokens continues to lead in the LLM application field, clearly surpassing other projects.

This is not just hype. When developers make large-scale choices, token liquidity is the most genuine market feedback.

A leading project in the AI ecosystem is setting the industry pace, and the entire ecosystem is following its lead. When developers vote with their feet, the data speaks—behind the weekly flow of 48.4 billion, there is real demand driving it, not marketing stories. Although there are many competing products, the gap in actual adoption scale is already evident.

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GasFeeBarbecue

· 5h ago

48.4 billion? Really? Once this number is out, other projects might be kneeling down. --- Developers truly vote with their feet; flow volume can't be faked, and this is a true display of strength. --- Not blowing hot air or blackening, the market feedback is right there; the gap is not just a little big. --- Few projects can make the entire ecosystem follow suit; it seems this game plan is indeed ruthless. --- Flow volume is the most straightforward answer; no matter how hard other projects try, they will be left behind in the dust. --- Genuine demand-driven, not just a marketing gimmick; I believe in this. --- At the level of 484 billion, it truly leaves competitors far behind by tens of thousands of miles. --- The developer's choice of authority here shows everything.

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just_another_wallet

· 5h ago

48.4 billion? No way, is this real? That number is a bit outrageous. Developers won't lie; you can tell who's strong by where the money flows. Competitors are still bragging, but they've already started eating the meat. The gap is really getting bigger and bigger. But on the other hand, how long can this hype last?

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Rekt_Recovery

· 6h ago

ngl 484B weekly volume hits different when you've seen enough liquidation cascades to know what real adoption looks like... most projects just pump narratives but this? devs actually moving the needle. been there with the copium trades, this ain't that energy fr

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MEVHunter

· 6h ago

48.4 billion weekly traffic... The arbitrage opportunities behind this number are what I care about. How many front-running chances are there in the mempool? --- Developers vote for voting, but the real question is—will the gas wars under this traffic density spiral out of control? --- No hype, on-chain data speaks for itself. Compared to purely marketing projects, this level of liquidity at least indicates genuine adoption. --- The arbitrage space for flash loans in such high-traffic scenarios... I can't help but want to run a bot and see how fat the price differences are. --- Wait, is the 48.4 billion figure truly daily or weekly traffic? If these are real, effective transactions, I need to reassess the mining pool relationships. --- Competitors have indeed been left behind, but I’m more interested in the marginal cost of sandwich attacks under this traffic. --- Developer choices are not particularly surprising; the key is—under such high transaction density, how is the quality of liquidity? Do slippage and front-running get triggered? --- Leading projects set the pace, but honestly—real profit opportunities are actually hidden in the ineffective transactions within this traffic.

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