2026-01-14 13:27:49

AVNT shows an interesting rebound signal on the technical chart—bouncing 10% from the $0.3 support level, and market sentiment has also shifted to bullish. From the candlestick patterns, it’s clear that a number of bullish setups have been established in the short term. But there’s an unavoidable issue: Avantis is about to launch Season 2 airdrop. Historical experience tells us that large airdrops often become triggers for selling pressure—the influx of new circulating tokens increases selling pressure significantly. So now the situation has become more complex. The technicals give a bullish signal, but the fundamentals hide potential risks. How should we weigh this contradiction? What are your thoughts on the actual impact of this airdrop on AVNT’s price?

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AirdropHermit

· 7h ago

Airdrops are here, so you gotta run. It's a rule etched in DNA. No matter how good the technicals look, Season 2 landing is just a dump. --- A 10% rebound and they start hyping it up? I bet five bucks the airdrop gets cut in half. --- Basically, it's just hype to attract more, waiting for fresh new investors to take over. --- After so many lessons from past airdrops, still dare to buy the dip? Laughable. --- If 0.3 can't hold, the moment the airdrop opens, it immediately breaks below. --- No matter how perfect the technicals are, airdrop dumps are always bloodbaths for small retail investors. --- To the guys going long, remember to run a day before the airdrop. --- It's the same old trick, first hype the technicals, then come with a big airdrop, perfectly cutting the chives. --- Season 2 airdrop = landmine, we all know it in our hearts. --- When technicals and fundamentals clash, I choose to believe in historical patterns — airdrops always crash.

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GasFeeTherapist

· 7h ago

Airdrops are really a double-edged sword. They seem positive but are just schemes to harvest retail investors. What’s the use of good technicals when big players get airdropped tokens and dump them? Then everyone will be crying again. History has taught us this lesson so many times. How can there still be people who believe?

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ForkMaster

· 7h ago

Haha, it's the old routine of airdrops to trap retail investors. I've seen it too many times. Before the airdrop, they pump the price to attract buyers; after the airdrop, they dump the price directly. The project team never loses. I'm actually skeptical about this 0.3 rebound. It feels like a trap to lure more people in. Once Season 2 starts, the true nature will be revealed. I've raised three kids and have watched over 800 projects over the years—almost a thousand. Anyone with a bit of brains knows—large airdrops = large selling pressure. This is a pattern at the level of a wealth secret. Technical analysis looks good, but it's all about the fundamentals that truly determine the outcome.

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GateUser-a606bf0c

· 7h ago

Airdrops get spoiled as soon as they arrive. I've seen this trick many times—rebounds are just preparations for dumping.

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NFTArchaeologist

· 7h ago

Airdrops always lead to dumps, it's an iron law... No matter how good the technicals look, they can't withstand liquidity shocks. --- Thinking about going all-in after a 10% rebound? I doubt it... Let's wait until the airdrop dust settles. --- Lessons from history are bloody; big airdrops = big survival of the fittest. AVNT this time looks grim. --- Technical analysis vs. fundamentals, there's no standard answer to this question... It mainly depends on whether retail investors will buy the dip. --- Once Season 2 starts, if the $0.3 support level can't hold, I bet five bucks.

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