In essence, even if a project boasts strong fundamentals, a solid team, and real-world value, it doesn't automatically translate into a great investment. This is particularly true for projects with highly inflationary token models. In such cases, reaching previous all-time highs can seem like an even more distant goal.
In summary, a project's fundamentals are only one piece of the investment puzzle, especially when dealing with highly inflationary tokens.
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In fact, not all projects that have good fundamentals will be successful later and get lots of investors and good responses from investors. There are several other factors that will make a project really big. But nowadays, sometimes, most of the new projects want to get their project hype first by any means. And after that, they don't even care about the fundamental side of their project. Meanwhile, projects that are really serious and contain very good fundamentals, are not certain to be truly successful. There are other things that make a project a big success, not only because of the hype but also other factors. And this will really depend on the ability of the developer and their team to make their project truly accepted and able to continue to develop in various markets.