It's been lively in the community lately, with all sorts of gossip popping up one after another, but I'm still more focused on the coins I hold.
I've been closely watching $MIRA's performance during this period. The price hasn't looked great over the past month, dropping back to the $0.15 range. But looking at it from another perspective, when the market cools down, it's actually a good time to seriously examine the project's fundamentals. It's only when the tide of sentiment recedes that you can see who's swimming naked.
At this point, it's actually an opportunity to reassess the value.
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BTCBeliefStation
· 12-05 07:53
0.15 is definitely a bottom price, now it just depends on whether you can hold on.
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GasWrangler
· 12-05 07:52
honestly, if you're actually analyzing $MIRA's fundamentals at 0.15, you'd be looking at transaction efficiency metrics and actual onchain data rather than just sentiment cycling. most people don't even bother with mempool analysis before buying dips lmao
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DeFiCaffeinator
· 12-05 07:41
I won't pay attention at 0.15. I'll wait until it drops to 0.08 before saying anything.
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Ser_This_Is_A_Casino
· 12-05 07:39
Is 0.15 really a good bottom entry point? I feel like it might drop further.
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HodlAndChill
· 12-05 07:37
0.15 still going to drop? I already bought the dip, haha.
It's been lively in the community lately, with all sorts of gossip popping up one after another, but I'm still more focused on the coins I hold.
I've been closely watching $MIRA's performance during this period. The price hasn't looked great over the past month, dropping back to the $0.15 range. But looking at it from another perspective, when the market cools down, it's actually a good time to seriously examine the project's fundamentals. It's only when the tide of sentiment recedes that you can see who's swimming naked.
At this point, it's actually an opportunity to reassess the value.