Trader Bonk Guy said he is bullish on STONK and has been buying tokens tied to the STONK ecosystem in size recently. He said the ecosystem has solid development potential and could perform well over the long run. At the same time, he urged the STONK community to stop treating every project that may compete with it as an attempt to "suck blood" from the ecosystem. In his view, the main factor making him pessimistic about STONK is not external criticism, but the continued push by influential participants inside the ecosystem for the narrative that all competitors are parasites. He added that this inward-looking hostility to competition is even more worrying than coordinated FUD directed at STONK from outside. Bonk Guy said the market can, and will, produce multiple winners at the same time.
According to BlockBeats, trader Bonk Guy said on Sept. 26 that he is bullish on STONK and has recently bought large amounts of tokens in the STONK ecosystem.
He said the ecosystem has strong development potential and could post solid long-term performance. Still, he called on the STONK community to stop treating every project that could become a competitor as an attempt to "suck blood" from the ecosystem.
Bonk Guy said the only factor currently making him pessimistic about the STONK ecosystem is that influential participants within it keep pushing the narrative that "all competitors are parasites."
He added that this internal rejection of competition is even more concerning than coordinated FUD targeting the STONK ecosystem from outside. The market can, and will, have multiple winners at the same time, he said.
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