2025-12-29 18:32:31

RAM token has hit the 50 million milestone—exactly as expected by the community. The momentum keeps building toward what many see as inevitable mainstream adoption through 2026. What's interesting now? The dev team has redirected all protocol fees straight into buy-side support and liquidity pool additions. This mechanic alone signals genuine commitment beyond typical pump-and-dump cycles. Whether this narrative holds through the full year remains to be seen, but the structural moves suggest more than hype.

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SybilSlayer

· 12-29 19:01

Really, another narrative of "inevitable adoption"... Let's see in 2026, don't get too hyped up now. --- The devs have poured all the costs into liquidity, which is quite an interesting move, unlike those who just cut the leeks. --- 50 million is just a numbers game, the key is whether it can last until the end of the year. --- Oh wow, it's again "structural measures" and "non-speculation," I've heard these words too many times. --- Liquidity support is a good thing, but it really depends on how the follow-up execution goes.

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wrekt_but_learning

· 12-29 18:59

Bro, your move is pretty impressive, but that prediction for 2026... I'll wait and see first.

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BloodInStreets

· 12-29 18:58

It's already 50 million, and all you asked was "And then?"? Pouring all the costs into the liquidity pool, I've heard this story way too many times. --- It's the story of "real gold and silver making promises," I heard it in another project last year. Where's that coin now? --- Structured support sounds good, but can this thing last until 2026? I'm not that optimistic. --- The bottom-fishing opportunity isn't even here; with hot money flooding in, can it still be called an opportunity? --- The development team "sincerely" locking costs into liquidity—are they really doing it, or is this just another act? We'll see what the trend says. --- 50M is indeed a milestone, but more people miss out than catch the bottom, understand?

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PonziDetector

· 12-29 18:57

Fees go directly into the liquidity pool? This move is indeed ruthless, at least more reliable than those projects that keep issuing empty promises every day.

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governance_ghost

· 12-29 18:56

Achieving 50 million and then directly pouring it into the liquidity pool? This approach is really different; let's see how long they can stick with it.

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GasWastingMaximalist

· 12-29 18:53

RAM's recent move is quite interesting; all the fees are flowing back into buying orders. Finally seeing something different.

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FUDwatcher

· 12-29 18:40

50m is broken, but can the buying support really hold until next year? It still depends on how we endure later on. --- The devs are pouring all the fees into the liquidity pool. If they really had plans, they would have already left. This level of seriousness is worth noting. --- Mainland adoption in 2026? Wake up. Let's just wait until it doesn't go to zero first, then talk. --- Liquidity bonus + buying support. Structurally, it's not that outrageous, but how long can the narrative last? --- I'm not gambling anymore. Just watching the show. I've seen too many pump-and-dump routines.

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