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Bonk Guy urges Robinhood to increase efforts to list ecological tokens, emphasizing that it is still optimistic about the ecosystem’s large user base and the flywheel narrative of token listings

BlockBeats news, on October 3, Bonk Guy published an article on the X platform analyzing the ecological thinking of the Robinhood chain. He believes that the rise of the Robinhood chain mainly relies on Robinhood’s large retail user base and the narrative listed on the tokens, rather than technical advantages, forming a powerful flywheel effect.

Bonk Guy pointed out that the main reasons for the recent weakness of the Robinhood chain include the excessive rise of ecological coins and the need for correction, Solana's recovery to divert funds, and Robinhood's insufficient follow-up on the listing of ecological projects (such as PONS\AI), resulting in a temporary slowdown in momentum. It emphasized that it is still optimistic about the future development of the ecosystem, and believes that the absence of ecological collapse after the HOOD Summit is a positive signal. If Robinhood increases the listing catalyst and strengthens the distribution effect of token listings, on-chain activities will pick up significantly in the bull market, and the next wave of rising prices on the Robinhood chain will come soon.

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