When the market is quiet, retail investors have already left. But those who truly understand know that this is an opportunity.



Take BNB Card as an example. After nearly 9 months of deep adjustment, it’s essentially a reshuffling of chips. Think about it—when everyone is cutting losses and fleeing, how strong must the remaining funds be?

Why is now a good time to buy the dip? Several reasons stand before us.

First, the token itself has a built-in deflationary mechanism. Over 118 million tokens have been permanently burned, and this is not just a numbers game but a real scarcity written on the blockchain. The longer the time passes, the more obvious this advantage becomes.

Second, the ecosystem is not a fantasy. Its deeply integrated payment network system is not just hype but supported by real application scenarios. There is indeed room for imagination.

Third, long-term consolidation has washed out the weak hands. The bottom area is now relatively clean, clearing psychological barriers for future growth.

Low price, deflation, ecological applications, market consensus—these four elements are all in place. When the payment sector’s wind turns truly come, the explosion is just a matter of time. The key now is to overcome fear and build positions gradually. Your patience will become the most valuable chip when aiming for the $1 target.
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ILCollectorvip
· 4h ago
Wait, is it true that 118 million coins have been burned?
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OnchainGossipervip
· 4h ago
When retail investors are cutting losses, I am still adding positions. That’s the difference. Wait, is the 1.18 billion burn really that intense? I’ve played the low-price accumulation strategy before, just worried it might be another scythe attack. The deflationary mechanism is reliable, but it still depends on whether the ecosystem can really be utilized. Nine months of consolidation should have bottomed out by now, but I still feel a bit uncertain about entering the market. I’ve heard too many times that the payment sector is at a tipping point, but the key question is when it will actually happen. Those who dare to stay are indeed of solid quality; I am one of them, haha. Breaking the $1 mark? It depends on whether macro market conditions give us the opportunity. If the chips are cleaned out, it actually becomes easier to rally; this logic is sound. People adding to their positions now are either smart or crazy, and it’s hard to tell which is which.
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CryptoSurvivorvip
· 4h ago
Retail investors just run away when they want to, anyway they can't make money.
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DuckFluffvip
· 5h ago
Retail investors are fleeing quickly; those who stay are truly tough players.
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