2026-01-12 07:26:24

This project has a good chance of becoming a dark horse this year. It has already accumulated a considerable user base in Japan, with ongoing promotion and discussion. Most importantly, the price has dropped from 57m to 1.4m, effectively washing out the earlier volatility, and the bottom chips are now more solid. From the low point to now, the increase is less than 3 times, indicating that there is indeed ample room for growth. Once the price continues to rise, it will easily attract more participants from different linguistic and cultural backgrounds, expanding the potential for growth even further. In the short term, focus on the fundamentals; in the medium term, on the ecosystem; and in the long term, on community cohesion—considering these three dimensions together, it’s truly worth paying attention to.

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MidnightGenesis

· 14h ago

On-chain data shows that the distribution of chips has indeed changed, with a decline from 57m to 1.4m... It is worth noting that exchange outflows are increasing simultaneously, indicating that someone is quietly positioning themselves. The price has not yet returned to 1/20 of the previous high, so there is room for growth, but it depends on whether there are new developments in the contracts. I have been monitoring its deployment records recently. I cannot directly verify the activity level of users in Japan from the blockchain, so you'll need to check that yourself. However, based on past experience, the Asian community is indeed often overlooked.

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DEXRobinHood

· 15h ago

57m drops to 1.4m... This round of washout is indeed a bit harsh. Those who bought the bottom now must be laughing to death. Japanese user base is solid, but whether it can go viral depends on future storytelling ability. A 3x space isn't small, but the key is whether it will be another scythe. For projects like this, the biggest concern is that after short-term hype, the ecosystem dies. We've seen this happen many times.

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TokenStorm

· 15h ago

57 to 1.4, this round of shakeout is indeed fierce, but on-chain data has not yet confirmed whether the bottom chips have truly settled. It is true that Japan has a large user base, but the question is how long their willingness to hold can last. I backtested the historical trends of such projects, and they usually start showing large transfer signals when they rise to about 5 times. Short-term FOMO can be easily exploited, so it's better to wait for a few key support levels to be confirmed before taking action.

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OnchainDetective

· 15h ago

Wait, from 57m down to 1.4m? I need to dig into the on-chain data behind this drop... Through address tracking, I found that during this "wash trading" period, the whale's transaction pattern is a bit unusual. Japanese users have accumulated a large amount, but I checked the wallet activity... Hmm, some suspicious concentrated transfer behaviors, clearly preparing chips before pumping. Are the bottom chips "solid"? Something's off... I need to see which addresses these low-priced chips come from and whether they exhibit typical wash trading characteristics.

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GhostAddressMiner

· 16h ago

Behind the decline from 57 to 1.4, you need to see what those early addresses are doing now. Are the dormant wallets starting to wake up...? That's the real signal.

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CommunityWorker

· 16h ago

57 to 1.4, this wave of decline is indeed fierce, but it's also true that the bottom chips are solid. These three layers of logic are connected reasonably well, but the key is whether the users over in Japan can hold on. Whether it's an ecosystem story or a routine of harvesting profits from newcomers, time will tell.

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AirdropHustler

· 16h ago

The drop from 57 to 1.4 indeed scared retail investors out, but the bottom has become much more solid. With the user base in Japan being substantial, the rise could be very strong. A 3x margin is a bit conservative; I see more potential. As long as the fundamentals haven't collapsed, the ecosystem is active, and the community remains engaged, it's worth trying to get on board in the short term.

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BlockchainNewbie

· 16h ago

57m smashed to 1.4m, this round of washout is indeed fierce, the bottom chips are stable Japanese users have a solid base; once the mid-term ecosystem develops, there will be a chance

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