2026-01-13 20:44:07

$TROLL drops from 280 million to 28 million but still remains stable——this is not a sign of decline; rather, it indicates that selling pressure has been exhausted.

Months of sideways consolidation have seen neither hype nor panic selling; the price is just holding steady. The true bottom is formed in this way——during the quiet period, people's confidence dissipates, and chips are exchanged.

Memecoin will not disappear into thin air; they will first go silent.

TROLLFACE0,24%

MEME-3,16%

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StealthDeployer

· 01-14 08:01

96% of people are bearish, so let's just hold tight. Anyway, bottoms are supposed to be this cold.

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MEVictim

· 01-13 21:12

Well, just go ahead and do it like that. As long as you don't die, it's fine.

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FreeMinter

· 01-13 21:12

I've heard this set of bottom-finding strategies too many times, always talking about chip exchange, but what happened... --- Is a few months of sideways trading really the bottom, or is it just about to go to zero? --- Silence period = the night before death, this logic is a bit far-fetched --- 280 million invested down to 28 million and still alive, that’s actually something --- Wait, are we saying TROLL still has a chance, or are we just doing some final psychological preparation --- Saying the selling pressure is exhausted sounds nice, but in reality, no one cares anymore --- The fate of memecoin is to go from being noisy to being ignored --- Is the real bottom like this? Then how did it drop from 280 million?

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MoonBoi42

· 01-13 21:12

The silence period at the bottom, to put it simply, is the time window for chip reshuffling. This logic makes sense.

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