When community resistance peaks this loudly, it often signals something's got real staying power. The sheer intensity of pushback against certain projects tends to reveal what actually threatens the status quo. Those caught off guard? Usually means the market's shifting faster than gatekeepers anticipated. Sometimes the noise itself becomes the strongest bullish indicator—when enough people are actively fighting against momentum, it's worth paying attention to what's really driving that reaction.
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Rugpull幸存者
· 22h ago
Interestingly, the projects with the greatest resistance are often the most resilient. I believe in this logic; after all, those who are still around in this circle today are not to be underestimated.
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GasFeeAssassin
· 22h ago
Hmm... The more intense the resistance, the more it indicates worth paying attention to. I can't hold this logic anymore—it's the classic self-deception tactic of the bottom-fishing hero.
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SchrodingerAirdrop
· 22h ago
Oh my God, the louder the opposition, the more promising it is. I accept this logic.
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MEVvictim
· 22h ago
Think about it the other way around: the projects with the loudest criticism often indicate that they've truly hit a nerve. This logic is sound.
When community resistance peaks this loudly, it often signals something's got real staying power. The sheer intensity of pushback against certain projects tends to reveal what actually threatens the status quo. Those caught off guard? Usually means the market's shifting faster than gatekeepers anticipated. Sometimes the noise itself becomes the strongest bullish indicator—when enough people are actively fighting against momentum, it's worth paying attention to what's really driving that reaction.