2026-01-07 16:23:19

This Chinese MEME project from a leading exchange opened spot trading today. As a community participant, I still want to show some support. Even if I cut losses and exit midway, it’s like paying tuition for this faith—nothing unusual in the crypto world😂

Regardless of short-term trends, we must acknowledge that this project has indeed put effort into promoting Chinese community building. From the project team to community operations, they have gradually elevated Chinese MEME culture, and this process alone is worth recognition. Seeing a local project rise in this space is quite encouraging for Chinese users.

Whether making a profit or a loss, the mindset of those involved is: as long as the community exists, the faith remains.

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DAOdreamer

· 21h ago

Cutting losses as tuition fees—I've heard this line many times, but honestly, Chinese MEME really needs projects like this to support it. That said, opening spot trading is the real test; it depends on how strong the community cohesion is. Having faith in the community is not wrong, but we need to survive this wave first. The feeling of a local project standing up is truly different; supporting it is no problem. Instead of worrying about price fluctuations, it's better to see what kind of results this group can produce. Spot trading is now live, and this time it's serious. It seems like the follow-up operation rhythm will be crucial. The Chinese MEME scene needs someone willing to play and promote; this project at least has that courage, and I think that's enough. After pumping so much energy, now it's all about what the market says. How long the community's enthusiasm can last is the key; spot trading is just the beginning.

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HodlKumamon

· 01-09 08:05

The data speaks for itself. The trading volume within 72 hours after the spot market opened is indeed worth paying attention to, and the community enthusiasm indicators look good. It's rare for the Chinese MEME track to produce a top-tier project, but long-term holder structure still matters. Cutting losses as a learning fee...熊熊 recommends having a 5% stop-loss plan rather than blindly trusting. The community is about faith, and while that feeling is warm, we also need to consider holder concentration. Otherwise, the risk factor is still quite high. At least those willing to participate in local innovative projects deserve encouragement. Even if the final outcome is just a hug, it's still a meaningful process. Spot is spot, just remember to diversify your allocation. Never go all-in on a MEME project. 熊熊 has seen too many stories where faith ultimately turns into regret.

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MetaMaskVictim

· 01-07 16:53

It's all tears when cutting losses, but since you're in, just even it out. Did you open a spot position? Another wait-for-death rhythm... but looking at the community atmosphere, it seems pretty united. How much is faith worth? First check the K-line before talking big. It's a good thing that Chinese memes can rise, just worried about being harvested again. Alright, alright, I'll play with the community. Anyway, I've already lost everything.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 01-07 16:53

Selling at a loss as a tuition fee has become so cliché that it’s almost numbingly repetitive, but on the other hand, there’s some truth to it. Making money is secondary; I just want to see how far our project can go. If we can hold this wave, the story ahead probably won’t be too bad.

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CoffeeNFTrader

· 01-07 16:52

Cutting losses as tuition fees—I've heard this phrase too many times. Let's see how long I can hold on this time. Making money is secondary; it's truly rare to see Chinese MEME really take off. Community faith sounds nice, but when it crashes, everyone falls silent. If this keeps up, when will the crypto world see fewer tactics of cutting leeks? I agree that Chinese projects are rising, but the prerequisite is not to cut me, haha.

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SquidTeacher

· 01-07 16:43

Cutting losses as tuition fees isn't a loss; consider it paving the way for Chinese MEME. --- Faith... to put it simply, it's about whether the community still exists or not. As long as it does, there's still hope. --- Hey, community building is indeed possible, at least it's not just a simple rug pull plan. --- Once the spot trading opens, just go for it. Anyway, even if you lose, it won't be much haha. --- It's not easy to get a local project up and running; I give credit for this attitude. --- Finally, Chinese MEME has support from a top exchange. It was about time. --- Whether it's profitable or not, at least something has been witnessed. This feeling is different. --- Whether it's cutting losses and running or something else, let's wait and see. As long as the community is alive, it's worth playing. --- Really, the effort put into promoting the Chinese community is commendable. It's way better than just blindly cutting the leeks.

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GasFeeDodger

· 01-07 16:43

Selling at a loss is all for the next hundredfold coin, this is our belief. As long as the community is still here, keep holding, anyway we've already lost. Chinese MEME is finally taking off, it's good to see some local projects showing potential. How much tuition have I paid? Anyway, I'm still on the road. Faith recharged, and my wallet is empty again. This round will definitely rise, I bet five U.

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nft_widow

· 01-07 16:38

Taking a loss is taking a loss, anyway it's all tuition, as long as the community is still here Honestly, this time there are indeed some valuable things; it's not easy for Chinese MEME to reach this point A few cents of faith, that's what they say, but I'm still nervous inside haha It's great to see a local project succeed Whether it's profitable or not, let's put that aside; the community atmosphere is really well done

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