2025-12-29 20:21:22

Those MEME tokens that manage to survive for a long time are never driven out by a single whale dumping. What supports their price are real people — volunteers building logistics networks, developers staying up late recording tutorials, and storytellers sharing their experiences within the community.

Max is an example of this. Its candlestick chart actually reflects the process of thousands of educational nodes around the world lighting up and then dimming again. When the price surges, it’s a sign of growing consensus; during pullbacks, it’s actually the nodes where builders are digging deeper and constructing.

True profit-makers are never hostage to the price. They focus on what is being built and how many people are working together. This is the critical factor determining whether MEME coins can survive long-term.

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ChainWallflower

· 12-29 20:51

Well said. I'm just worried that 99% of people simply can't understand this logic and will only scream at the fluctuations in price.

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DegenDreamer

· 12-29 20:51

Really, I'm tired of those projects that rely on dumping to cut leeks. Max still has some substance; it’s truly supported by popularity. How many people are really thinking about what can be done there, rather than just watching the K-line and calling trades—that’s the key. So what if the price pulls back? The builders are still there—that’s what sets it apart from other shitcoins.

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ChainDoctor

· 12-29 20:44

That's right, only projects that can generate their own revenue are true projects. Unlike some coins that rely on influencers to hype them up and fade away in a breeze. Max truly saw something real in this wave.

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MoonRocketman

· 12-29 20:40

Hmm... This perspective is interesting. The essence of candlestick charts is the process of consensus nodes lighting up and going out. RSI momentum comes from the fuel supply of genuine participants, not from the gravity resistance level created by market manipulators dumping.

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PancakeFlippa

· 12-29 20:35

That's right, those who rely solely on hype won't last long and will be wiped out in the next crash. Those still shouting "Max" are mostly genuine believers, not gamblers. Rather than looking at candlestick charts, I want to know how many nodes are still running now.

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