2026-01-10 15:27:08

Before this wave of Meme market takeoff on BSC, I noticed that many big players were bearish on HakiMi. The reasons seem solid—compared to other projects, this community isn't that large, and quite a few people are trapped.

But honestly, this market doesn't really follow logic. Look, the ones who hold real influence are those: controlling token listing resources, monopolizing traffic channels, and leading liquidity directions. If they don't promote it, no matter how good the narrative is, it won't matter.

So I think all the logic and narratives are ultimately empty. Once you have money and power, you'll naturally understand what's going on. Anyway, happiness is the most important, and power is the hard currency. At these key moments, it's all about observing human nature.

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pumpamentalist

· 01-13 05:51

Those who are bearish are usually the ones without money and influence; the truly capable ones are quietly laying low.

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ExpectationFarmer

· 01-10 15:54

People who were bearish should probably be pretty regretful now, haha.

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Liquidated_Larry

· 01-10 15:51

The group of people who were bearish were all proven wrong later. That's how the market is—it's always a minority that makes money.

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TommyTeacher

· 01-10 15:44

The doomers are probably already regretting now, haha. --- It's just a power game; all the logic is a post-hoc story. --- The wealthy have already bottomed out; we're just discussing here. --- Basically, it's an information gap—whoever knows first makes money. --- The true circle of friends determines everything; the size of the community is all虚的. --- Let's wait and see if this wave can break the curse; it depends on how the big players act. --- Talking reason is useless; talking price is what works. --- People who are trapped now must be feeling very uncomfortable reading this article, haha. --- It's really about gambling on human nature—betting on who can resist cutting losses. --- When liquidity is cut off, even the best projects have to shut down. --- Feels like there's an insider; this rhythm is too suspicious.

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BearMarketBard

· 01-10 15:42

Basically, it's just gambling on human nature. As for Hakimi, I think the big players are also testing the waters. If the big influencers don't set the tone, a project will really die. This wave of market movement depends on who can secure liquidity. Anyway, I no longer believe in fundamentals; it's just a power game.

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NFTArchaeologis

· 01-10 15:37

It's like witnessing the power restructuring of the early internet. The narrative is just at the recording level; the real value transfer has already taken place behind the scenes. However, I do want to see what stories the on-chain history of the Hakimi project can tell—sometimes underestimated projects turn out to be better digital artifacts.

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