FLOW definitely had its glory during the last bull market. Investors who secured public offering shares back then witnessed a hundredfold increase, and the hype at that time was quite intense. Looking back now, with the price falling like this, it’s truly a bit emotional.
As a player in the public chain track, FLOW’s fundamentals have generally remained decent. In 2023, I was quite optimistic about it; at that time, Gas fees were around 1-2 dollars, providing a relatively good user experience. Last November, it performed strongly, and market expectations for it were also high.
But the current decline... to be honest, it’s a bit brutal. For holders, it’s indeed a devastating blow.
This is the reality of altcoins—you simply can’t predict which one will be the next loser, nor do you know when it will encounter problems. It’s very likely to be the one you’re holding. So instead of betting on future movements, it’s better to strictly follow a take-profit plan. Lock in gains when you have them, and don’t hold onto false hope.
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GateUser-a180694b
· 8h ago
A hundred times more than now... really heartbreaking, I should have run in 2023.
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SchrodingersPaper
· 8h ago
The 100x dream has shattered like this... I should have run away in November, there's no use in regretting now.
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CommunitySlacker
· 8h ago
A hundredfold dream shattered, this is the fate of the crypto world.
If only I had gotten my hands on FLOW earlier, it would have been over.
No matter how good the fundamentals are, they can't withstand the market’s ruthlessness.
Always talking about taking profits, but as soon as I see the price increase, I start gambling on luck.
Who can predict this stuff? Anyway, I've learned to be smarter.
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TomMadeALotOfMoney
· 8h ago
Damn, private keys can be leaked? How bad is that, no wonder it dropped forty points directly.
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Liquidity exhaustion is the real death knell; if no one takes the other side, the price is just being pushed down to death.
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When a Korean exchange suspends deposits and withdrawals, the entire market dies. I really can't understand this move.
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Losing four million is gone, but a forty percent drop definitely isn't the bottom; there are still people to cut in the future.
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I've never heard of a passive liquidity crisis before, but it sounds really hopeless...
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Wait, how did the private keys get leaked? Is Flow's security audit a joke?
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That's why I never keep coins on small exchanges; a suspension of deposits and withdrawals can wipe out the entire market.
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A 40% drop sounds scary, but compared to the feeling of no one taking the other side, the numbers are actually less terrifying.
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MetaMasked
· 8h ago
Missing the chance to buy during the hundredfold surge was really a regret, now it's fallen so badly...
FLOW indeed underperformed this time; no matter how good the fundamentals are, the market just doesn't buy it.
Should have taken profits early; greed kills.
Rather than waiting for a rebound, it's better to cash out in time—this is our fate.
Altcoins are just gambling; no one can predict who the next one will be.
FLOW definitely had its glory during the last bull market. Investors who secured public offering shares back then witnessed a hundredfold increase, and the hype at that time was quite intense. Looking back now, with the price falling like this, it’s truly a bit emotional.
As a player in the public chain track, FLOW’s fundamentals have generally remained decent. In 2023, I was quite optimistic about it; at that time, Gas fees were around 1-2 dollars, providing a relatively good user experience. Last November, it performed strongly, and market expectations for it were also high.
But the current decline... to be honest, it’s a bit brutal. For holders, it’s indeed a devastating blow.
This is the reality of altcoins—you simply can’t predict which one will be the next loser, nor do you know when it will encounter problems. It’s very likely to be the one you’re holding. So instead of betting on future movements, it’s better to strictly follow a take-profit plan. Lock in gains when you have them, and don’t hold onto false hope.