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Kermit has performed remarkably well, with a more than 5x increase in just two months. From the chart structure, the fundamentals are solid, and breaking through to the next level should only be a matter of time. Many people are optimistic that it can challenge the $10 million market cap threshold.
Interestingly, the rhythm of this rally is somewhat similar to Troll's previous performance—Troll also started from a similar position and eventually soared to a $100 million market cap. Although history won't repeat exactly, this comparison is worth noting. If the pattern continues, the potential for future growth might exceed expectations.
I think I should track large transfer records. Before Troll was activated, the institutional addresses indeed had suspicious interactions. Is Kermit following the same pattern now? Need to be cautious.
Troll comparison... I've seen many similar analogies, and most of the time they end up as stories of the chives (retail investors getting squeezed).
Solid in form, yes, but the key is whether the main force continues to pour money in.
Same old rhetoric again, 10 million is just the appetizer? I feel like it's all just pie-in-the-sky talk.
Can this wave really match Troll's level? That's far off, stop hyping yourself up.
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5x and still hyping fundamentals, I can recognize this routine with my eyes closed.
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Compared to Troll? Wake up, that's luck, not science.
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10 million market cap? First, survive the next round of crash.
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Always imagining exceeding expectations, but the result is exceeding expectations and losing money.
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Honestly, I've seen many coins with beautiful charts, but they die quickly.
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If you're going to rush, go ahead. I won't chase anymore.
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Another "it's just a matter of time" type. I'm tired of hearing it.
The Kermit pattern is indeed interesting, but 10 million is still conservative.
Will history repeat itself? Anyway, I've already jumped on board.
A bit nervous—will Troll's story just be an isolated case?
This rhythm feels a bit familiar, but also a bit different. Still observing.