Long.xyz Founder: Aiming to Reduce Short-Term PVP Within the Ecosystem, Building an Asset System for Long-Term Holders

Odaily reports that Long.xyz founder Nate posted on X stating that Long.xyz's design goal is not to revolve around any single Meme, AI, or market hotspot, but rather to continuously iterate in order to minimize the risk of asset failure caused by any single factor. He believes that one of the main problems in the current crypto market is the lack of trust and long-term holding expectations, with a large number of assets potentially going to zero in a short period of time, while in reality a considerable portion of users wish to hold assets for the long term, but the market lacks platforms capable of consistently providing such assets.

Nate stated that Long.xyz therefore places greater emphasis on balancing different factors: on one hand, maintaining relatively deep liquidity while preserving room for assets to achieve high-multiple returns; assets need to have Meme attributes, but cannot be purely Meme; the development team can drive the project forward, but cannot be the sole support, and the community also needs to participate collectively. Additionally, Long.xyz plans to combine assets with directions such as RWA, US stock catalysts, and AI, to cushion the impact of major crypto asset crashes on the ecosystem, while not completely detaching from crypto market cycles.

In terms of ecosystem mechanics, Long.xyz aims to reduce pure short-term PVP between assets, while still preserving competition between different assets and approaches. Nate said that Long.xyz's overall approach is to first ensure that assets can survive, then move quickly and continuously iterate, finding a balance between daily tactical adjustments and long-term goals.