2026-01-06 22:36:38

6 hours to 250,000 views, this wave of popularity is indeed explosive. But the key question is—can a market cap of $9,000 support this level of enthusiasm?

When exchanges officially promote, retail investors often react uniformly: follow the trend and buy in. But is this really rational? Being driven by hype and genuinely believing in a project are two very different things.

Instead of being swayed by every marketing push, ask yourself: are you paying for real product value, or just trying to ride the wave and make quick money? The former requires research and patience, while the latter often bets on the next sucker to buy in. Holding onto projects you truly believe in for the long term is always better than being led around by official promotions.

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StakeTillRetire

· 8h ago

9k market cap dares to hype so aggressively? Laughing out loud, isn't this just a game of pass-the-parcel? --- Another wave of retail investors waiting to be slaughtered, as soon as the official promotes it, everyone rushes in. Truly incredible. --- Wake up, everyone. Hot topics ≠ value. Don't be led by the rhythm. --- Following the trend without doing homework, you'll end up as a bag holder sooner or later, I told you. --- I've seen through this kind of scheme long ago, just waiting for the next bag holder to appear. --- 25k views with a 9k market cap? The numbers don't add up, brother. --- Instead of chasing hype, it's better to genuinely research projects, but most people just want to make quick money. --- Official promotion = cutting leeks. That's the formula. --- Holding coins you truly believe in, not being led by promotions—that's the right way. --- It's always the same routine, always someone falling for it. I just watch the show quietly.

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· 9h ago

$9,000 market cap for this hype? Laughing to death, just a playground for bagholders --- Following the trend always results in huge losses, really --- I bought as soon as the official announcement came out, this move is indeed brilliant... the opposite of brilliant --- It still depends on the product, otherwise it's just gambling on the next fool to take your bag --- 25,000 views for a $9,000 market cap, this ratio is ridiculously unmatched --- Retail investors just love to be led by the nose, wake up everyone --- Only projects with practical applications are worth exploring, passing on those that just ride the hype --- Getting played around by marketing and promotion, what's the point?

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ProofOfNothing

· 01-08 00:50

Damn, it's the same marketing tricks again. What's the use of $9,000? Hotness is one thing, but no one has ever asked what this project is actually useful for. The last ones to get stuck holding the bag always end up dead. I'm really annoyed. Followers should reflect on what they're actually doing. Just jumping on the official push? Are you guys out of your minds? All talk about hype, but where's the real value? Honestly, retail investors are just the ones getting cut.

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LiquiditySurfer

· 01-06 23:06

9k market cap with this hype... It's a big wave coming, but the surfboard is too small, sooner or later it will flip over. Those who are still hoping to hold the coin for three years after being manipulated by official promotion are mostly hanging halfway up the mountain. Instead of chasing hype, it's better to calculate LP returns; real money is in the market-making strategy.

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OnlyOnMainnet

· 01-06 23:06

With a 9k market cap and this hype, it's ridiculous haha This is the fate of retail investors; as soon as the official promotes it, everyone rushes in Loving a project and betting on the next one make a huge difference Another pump-and-dump game, I pass Those who are manipulated by marketing are probably all losing money Hype ≠ value, how many times do I have to say this Those rushing in are all gamblers; wake up, everyone

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FlashLoanPhantom

· 01-06 23:06

$9000 market cap with this hype? Laughing to death, definitely a pump and dump scheme by the whales. Those who follow the trend will have to take the bag, I see through this now. Once the official promotion starts, retail investors rush in like sheep. Wake up, everyone. A project you truly believe in vs. riding the hype for quick money, pick one. The former is just suffering. The bag holder will never see themselves as a bag holder, which is really ruthless. The most dangerous thing is being emotionally hijacked by marketing; by the time you realize it, the price has already dropped 80%. What sounds good is long-term holding; what’s harsh is being trapped and unable to sell.

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MetaMasked

· 01-06 22:54

9k market cap holding up this hype? Laughing out loud, another wave of cutting leeks As soon as the official promotes it, everyone rushes in. Why not just give the money away directly? Do truly valuable projects rely on hype to speak, or do they rely on fundamentals?

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StillBuyingTheDip

· 01-06 22:44

It's the same marketing routine again, blowing a 9k market cap into something huge. Truly hilarious. When the official sets the tone, retail investors get excited. Who's going to take over this time? Hype ≠ value, but it's easier said than done, haha. Out of 250,000 views, how many have truly researched the project? I bet five dollars most are just chasing quick money. Instead of following the trend, it's better to find projects you genuinely believe in. Unfortunately, most people can't choose. That's why I never push anything through exchanges; I mine and buy on my own.

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RektRecovery

· 01-06 22:43

lmao 9k mcap with 250k views in 6 hours... the math ain't mathing. this is literally textbook pump theater, exchange pushing trash to unload bags on retail. seen this playbook a thousand times, always ends the same way

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