3282 blockchain projects go bankrupt, who is still working in the bear market I like to go to @ RootDataZH to search for data whenever I have nothing to do. Many people don't pay attention to the operational status options. I was shocked when I chose to stop operating, as 3282 out of 110 pages went bankrupt It's so cruel, many projects can't last a year. Is it worth taking a closer look at a project that can operate continuously and cross cycles? Let's dive in! ⬇️ Since 2026, several well-known projects that have announced their closure include NFT trading market Nifty, lending market ZeroLend, Defi aggregator Step, Defi team balancer... These projects are alive, do not sell shells, do not engage in malicious price manipulation of ATMs, and are truly engaged in business. They are all worthy of respect. It's strange to say, but I think projects also have their own personalities. Some projects, such as Huma and IOTA, come to mind with a down-to-earth feeling, and I myself have this personality, so I may be more in line with these projects and naturally pay more attention to them. With Surf, it is easy to connect to Hermes and send a reminder to TG bot, making it the most convenient way to track these project updates every day. I will hand over several key information about IOTA to AI for collection and push: ∝ Official tweets ∝ Media Articles ∝ Social Emotions ∝ Coin Price Performance ∝ Large transactions Basically, these daily push notifications can provide basic updates on the project. Today we received a notification that the first batch of countries implementing the ADAPT plan for IOTA have been confirmed, including Kenya, Morocco, and Nigeria. / Old readers know that I have previously introduced the ADAPT program, which is a plan to build a shared digital infrastructure for intra African trade, covering digital identity, cross-border data exchange, and payment interoperability. It was launched in November last year. It's no joke to let our African brothers overtake us on the bend by digitizing and blockchain. Nigeria, the largest economy in Africa, Kenya, the most developed country in mobile payments, and Morocco, one of the countries with the highest degree of digitization, have now undergone a four-dimensional evaluation of political commitment, regulatory readiness, digital infrastructure maturity, and private sector participation, and have taken off. All the underlying technologies of blockchain, Powered by @iota 。 It's a bit sad that projects that focus on underlying infrastructure often require long-term assessments, making it difficult to receive immediate feedback on valuation or price. However, historical experience tells us that when a bear market or a capital foam bursts, excellent infrastructure projects have made great returns after passing through the cycle. IOTA brings digital identity, cross-border data, and payment interoperability to Africa, conducting experiments and practices on this land. With time, the elephant in the room may be about to emerge. After all, ADAPT is not just a technology company that randomly signs agreements with a few countries to tell stories in the capital market. It is a real project developed in collaboration with the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Secretariat, the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change, the World Economic Forum, and the IOTA Foundation. What are we going to do next? The American Genius Act and the Hong Kong Stablecoins Act have both been sampled, stablecoins. Three countries will begin testing regulatory frameworks for digital currencies, especially stablecoins, in preparation for the next step of cross-border payments. If, I say, in the future, most of Africa's stablecoin cross-border payments run on IOTA, the picture would be too beautiful. Wish us good luck! / Author: Anymose | A Soft Core Science Popularization Writer This article is for educational purposes only and does not constitute any investment advice. Always remember DYOR!