2026-01-13 14:10:10

#2026年比特币价格展望 Looking at this project’s recent surge, it’s indeed quite fierce, but upon closer inspection of the project team’s background and social media activity, it all feels a bit虚. After a short-term spike, it’s often the rhythm of dumping. I recommend everyone to dig into the project’s actual operation status on social platforms and not be blinded by the candlestick charts. There are many projects in the crypto market, and plenty of traps as well. Caution is never wrong. If you want to get in, do your homework thoroughly. Don’t be lured in by the high gains and end up holding the bag. Such dark horse stocks are either genuinely solid or just a quick pump-and-dump; the risks and rewards are always proportional.

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fren.eth

· 20h ago

This wave is indeed a bit suspicious; the fundamentals are easily exposed when manipulated. A sudden surge is just a trap; don't get caught up. The project team's social media is inactive yet the price surges wildly; this logic doesn't make sense in the first place. Agreed, doing homework is very important, otherwise you'll just be cannon fodder. A short-term rapid increase often signals a dump; be cautious.

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TeaTimeTrader

· 01-14 04:51

Bro, I've heard this set of words too many times. Still the same saying—it's easy to read the candlestick charts, but hard to see people's true intentions.

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ChainWanderingPoet

· 01-13 14:37

This surge is really nerve-wracking to watch; there's always a feeling that there's a story behind it.

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NotFinancialAdviser

· 01-13 14:35

Another analysis saying "I figured it out," but is it really? This time it's different. --- Pump and dump are easy, maintaining is hard. The tricks of air coins are just like this. --- I just want to know who the bag holder is in this round. --- Fake background + low activity = high probability of a scythe. This logic is clear. --- Those who do their homework have all made money; gamblers all lost. It's that simple. --- Those with sharp increases should actually be more cautious. That’s the real deal.

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ImpermanentPhilosopher

· 01-13 14:34

It's the same old trick; no matter how steep the candlestick chart is, I can see through it. --- Instead of focusing on the gains, it's more important to look at the team. This is the most easily overlooked point. --- Basically, it's gambler's mentality—only willing to buy high to feel satisfied. --- Doing homework sounds easy, but few are truly willing to spend the time. --- I just want to ask, who can tell the difference between a real dark horse and a genuine rug pull? --- I've seen too many projects that explode in the short term, and they all turn into stories later. --- High social media buzz ≠ a reliable project; this logic needs to be reversed. --- The ones who always buy the dip are those blinded by the price surge, and it's the same every time. --- Risk and reward are proportional, but only if you survive until the day you see the returns.

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CodeSmellHunter

· 01-13 14:34

A surge always has a catch; this wave definitely feels a bit off.

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SmartContractPlumber

· 01-13 14:17

Is it just a surge and that's it? I've seen too many of these tricks, with poor permission control, scattered contract upgrade permissions, and a bunch of red flags. Check the source code audit report before making any conclusions.

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