2025-12-30 23:24:46

How far can a public chain ecosystem go? Ultimately, it depends on "whether there is a system."

A scattered ecosystem may seem lively, but it easily falls into a vicious cycle of everyone fighting their own battles—developers can't find stable resources and support channels, new projects have nowhere to grow through collaboration, user feedback goes unheard, and tool standards become increasingly fragmented. Over time, it may look lively, but the true growth momentum is waning.

Conversely, ecosystems with organizational strength are different. They connect scattered innovations into a system, where breakthroughs at individual points gradually evolve into scale effects. Growth can then shift from short-term hype to long-term structure.

The approach of the TRON ecosystem actually follows this logic—by improving infrastructure, building developer support systems, and promoting collaboration between projects, making new applications easier to discover and use. The overall innovation efficiency and user experience of the ecosystem are thus enhanced. Such systematic construction is the true foundation for sustainable prosperity of the ecosystem.

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GasGoblin

· 5h ago

That's right, many blockchains have this problem. They hype up the ecosystem being vibrant every day, but everything falls apart, and developers leave even faster than they arrived.

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GasFeeVictim

· 5h ago

The chaotic ecosystem should have been regulated long ago. Fighting alone won't last long.

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BearMarketMonk

· 5h ago

A scattered ecosystem is really too exhausting; it looks lively but is actually just internal competition. --- Systematization is correct to say, but the key is to actually take action, not just shout slogans. --- TRON has indeed been catching up over the years, which is better than those who only know how to cut leeks. --- The question is how many developers truly believe, or are they just waiting to see if the promises can be fulfilled later. --- Systematic construction sounds beautiful, but the real challenge is in implementation. --- I agree with this logic, but we also need to guard against it turning into a self-indulgent celebration of the big public chains. --- Reliable infrastructure can indeed retain people; otherwise, projects would have already moved to other chains.

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CryptoMom

· 5h ago

The system is very important, but how many public chains have truly mastered this now? Most are still burning money to compete for projects.

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GateUser-a606bf0c

· 5h ago

You're right, an ecosystem without a structured system is just a scattered mess. No matter how lively it is, it's pointless. A systematic approach is the key to long-term competitiveness. TRON has indeed taken the lead in this aspect. Disorganized ecosystems ultimately lead to self-destruction. What appears to be prosperous is actually in decline.

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