Recently, I’ve been eyeing two coins—RenSheng and Hakimi. I feel like the Chinese sector is about to make a move.
Here’s my strategy: I’m betting that a major exchange is about to launch Chinese spot or futures trading. If RenSheng really gets listed, Hakimi will most likely ride the wave as well. Grabbing a 30-50% gain isn’t a dream, and if I’m lucky, doubling up isn’t impossible either. Otherwise, I’ll just wait for a pullback on RenSheng and find a good entry point.
Why choose Hakimi? Lately, there haven’t been many strong Chinese memes, but this one stands out. If you look at the charts, its trend is almost identical to RenSheng—they’re both consolidating sideways. With that kind of correlation, if RenSheng pumps, it’d be surprising if Hakimi doesn’t follow suit.
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MemeKingNFT
· 12-10 23:16
Uh... it's the same "interconnectivity" logic again. Can you determine the subsequent surge just by looking at synchronized candlesticks? I can't tell.
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AltcoinTherapist
· 12-10 10:10
This approach has some merit, but the chances of actually listing on the SSE are a bit mysterious.
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WalletDetective
· 12-10 00:08
Getting on Hakimi in life means you can soar—I've heard this logic so many times. But what’s the result?
Making 30 or 50 points would have to go really smoothly, but reality always proves otherwise.
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Layer2Observer
· 12-09 19:46
Hmm, the logic seems to be "one listing drives another," but are you sure the correlation is really because of fundamentals, or is it just that the charts look similar? This still needs further verification.
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AirdropHarvester
· 12-08 06:01
Sounds like a fun concept, but whether "Life" can actually get listed on an exchange is still a question mark. Hope we don't end up being the bagholders.
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CoffeeNFTs
· 12-08 05:59
Is getting listed on the main exchange reliable? It all feels like speculation to me.
Wait, Hakimi can double just by following the trend? I didn’t see that coming.
This round of Chinese meme coins really needs a wake-up call, but the risk of betting on linkage is truly high.
After such a long sideways movement, what are the odds of a sudden pump, everyone?
I haven’t researched Hakimi before, but hearing you talk about it makes me want to check it out.
If “Rensheng” actually gets on a top-tier exchange, there really might be some bargain opportunities ahead.
Feels like we’re just betting on policy expectations anyway—it’s all a gamble.
Syncing with the K-line sounds a bit flimsy as a reason, just for reference.
Are there any strong Chinese meme coins left besides these two?
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SandwichDetector
· 12-08 05:58
Listing on an exchange feels a bit risky in life.
If Hakimi can really ride the wave, that's not bad, but honestly, this kind of synergy is just betting on the hype.
Breaking the deadlock still relies on popularity, so don't just stare at the candlestick charts.
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LiquiditySurfer
· 12-08 05:56
Hmm... Strong correlation is a good sign, but bro, doesn't this logic feel a bit like betting on the Shanghai Stock Exchange? Seems a bit risky.
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CryptoPhoenix
· 12-08 05:52
To be honest, I understand this mindset, but it's also the easiest strategy to backfire. Strong correlation does look appealing, but what if the listing doesn’t happen? Then Hakimi just becomes the bag holder. After experiencing the 50% drop in 2018, this kind of “it’s definitely going to moon” logic... I always pause and think for a few seconds now.
Wait, are you really sure you have insider info, or are you just betting on expectations?
Betting on exchange listings comes with too many risks. Instead of chasing the aftershocks, it’s better to dig for the next real bottom yourself—only then can you find peace of mind.
This round of bottom-grinding is definitely tough, but it’s also a chance to fix your mindset. Don’t let a quick 30 or 50 points cloud your judgment.
The fact that Hakimi’s price action is moving in sync is indeed interesting, but that’s just how meme coins work: when the hype is on, everyone parties; when it’s over, everyone goes their own way.
Honestly, it all comes down to mindset. When you’re losing money, that’s when you need to stay the most clear-headed. The way you’re feeling right now... I’m a bit worried.
Conservation of energy? Doesn’t exist here. A single exchange policy can shatter all expectations—haven’t you been burned by this before?
Let’s wait and see, there’s no rush. The real opportunities usually appear when everyone else has lost hope.
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GamefiHarvester
· 12-08 05:50
Just get on a top-tier exchange in life and you’re set. Hakimi really stands to make a profit this time, but you have to consider the risks too. What if things don’t take off for you in life?
Recently, I’ve been eyeing two coins—RenSheng and Hakimi. I feel like the Chinese sector is about to make a move.
Here’s my strategy: I’m betting that a major exchange is about to launch Chinese spot or futures trading. If RenSheng really gets listed, Hakimi will most likely ride the wave as well. Grabbing a 30-50% gain isn’t a dream, and if I’m lucky, doubling up isn’t impossible either. Otherwise, I’ll just wait for a pullback on RenSheng and find a good entry point.
Why choose Hakimi? Lately, there haven’t been many strong Chinese memes, but this one stands out. If you look at the charts, its trend is almost identical to RenSheng—they’re both consolidating sideways. With that kind of correlation, if RenSheng pumps, it’d be surprising if Hakimi doesn’t follow suit.