Once prices spike too high, you don't just see demand drop—it's often gone for good. The market forgets, moves on, and trust gets harder to rebuild. That's the brutal reality of pricing power in volatile markets.
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Blockwatcher9000
· 01-07 16:57
Once the price starts to rise, it's over, and users run away very quickly... Thinking of pulling it back later? Ha, it's not that easy. The market has a short memory, but it remembers this pit very well.
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SatoshiNotNakamoto
· 01-07 16:39
Once the price takes off, it never comes back. Retail investors are the first to run, followed by institutions. When trust in this thing shatters, it's harder to repair than anything else.
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4am_degen
· 01-07 16:35
That's why those projects, after soaring all the way, can never come back. Once users lose confidence, it's basically a death sentence.
Once prices spike too high, you don't just see demand drop—it's often gone for good. The market forgets, moves on, and trust gets harder to rebuild. That's the brutal reality of pricing power in volatile markets.