Thinking about it, this might be why some people always steer clear of Wojak. Looking back to when Wojak first hit a $60M market cap, industry insiders were all avoiding it, even turning around to aggressively hype some obviously air projects. Now it seems that because Wojak redefined the ceiling for meme coins and broke previous perceptions, the entire market's attitude towards this type of project has undergone a 180-degree turn. Interestingly, the market always works this way: when you truly prove the potential of a certain direction, no amount of ridicule can stop later followers from jumping on the bandwagon. Wojak's story, to some extent, reflects the evolutionary logic of the meme coin ecosystem.
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AmateurDAOWatcher
· 15h ago
Face-slapping scene, that group of people who avoided the topic back then are probably kicking themselves now
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To be honest, meme coins rely on this kind of contrast to break through the circle; the more despised, the more opportunities there are
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I’m familiar with this logic; the market always regrets too late, only coming back to learn after proof is provided
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The wave of Wojak breaking through was truly a textbook-level reversal; now there are copies everywhere
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So, the most profitable in the crypto world are never the obedient ones, but those who are mocked by the community
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When the market cap was 60M, some people were still bragging; now it’s too late to regret
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That’s the charm of meme coins; the least promising often break records the most
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Rekt_Recovery
· 15h ago
yo the fomo is real when everyone suddenly pivots their narrative 180 on memes lmao... watched too many rugpulls to not see the pattern here ngl
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MondayYoloFridayCry
· 15h ago
Honestly, those early people who blacklisted Wojak must be regretting it now.
The market should have realized at the moment Wojak broke out that even niche things need to kneel to prove themselves.
This is a typical winner-takes-all logic; whoever sees through it first wins.
Instead of studying candlestick charts, it's better to study human nature. The essence of meme coins being popular is still this.
If I had known earlier, I wouldn't have believed those so-called experts talking nonsense. Quietly making money is the real way to succeed.
Wojak has indeed rewritten the rules this time. Those who follow the trend later should thank it for setting an example.
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MoonRocketman
· 15h ago
From multiple indicator overlays, Wojak's recent breakout through the neckline has set a new historical high in the angle coefficient, and the RSI momentum far exceeds expectations.
Thinking about it, this might be why some people always steer clear of Wojak. Looking back to when Wojak first hit a $60M market cap, industry insiders were all avoiding it, even turning around to aggressively hype some obviously air projects. Now it seems that because Wojak redefined the ceiling for meme coins and broke previous perceptions, the entire market's attitude towards this type of project has undergone a 180-degree turn. Interestingly, the market always works this way: when you truly prove the potential of a certain direction, no amount of ridicule can stop later followers from jumping on the bandwagon. Wojak's story, to some extent, reflects the evolutionary logic of the meme coin ecosystem.