2025-12-28 05:25:01

Looking back at this year's market, the volatility has indeed been fierce. But only by understanding it can you navigate with ease; if you don't understand, you're only chasing gains and cutting losses in FOMO.

The example of MEMERUSH is quite interesting— the community has already accumulated around 22,000 holders. This is not a small number. What does it mean? It means that when market sentiment is high, this group knows what they are doing, rather than blindly following the trend. When the market declines, they also have enough patience and consensus to support them, and they won't be the ones to panic sell.

Instead of chasing excitement in the market, ask yourself: Is your investment logic clear? Is your community consensus strong? True long-term participants often start from these details.

Financial markets are always a marathon. Those who can go far are not necessarily the fastest, but the most steady in pace.

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FalseProfitProphet

· 12h ago

22,000 holders really indicate the issue, unlike some projects that are just superficial. Consensus is indeed valuable and more reliable than anything else. With such a fierce market this year, those who understand can earn ten times more than those who don't. Long-term holders all think this way; staying steady is how you win. FOMO is really the devil; every time you chase the trend, you'll regret it.

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RuntimeError

· 12h ago

What does 22,000 holders mean? It just shows there is consensus, and indeed, strong resilience against drops. --- FOMO is really a devil; every time I think I understand it, I realize I haven't understood anything at all. --- Steady pace >> fast speed; I need to get that as a tattoo. --- The problem is most people can't even clearly explain their own logic, and then they start playing all-in. --- Community consensus sounds虚, but it really can keep people from cutting losses, which is quite incredible. --- Long-distance runners are always mocked by sprinters until the moment the bull market arrives. --- 22,000 people is not a small number, but don't overestimate collective wisdom; during FOMO, everyone is the same. --- Understanding the market and making money are two different things; I understand it but still lose money.

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MetaMisery

· 12h ago

Looking at the number of 22,000 holders, what does it indicate? It shows that few people are cutting losses. Actually, it's the same old story: those suffering from FOMO all die chasing gains and selling at a loss. Does anyone really understand the market? Not really, it's just that too many people want to get rich quickly. A community with clear logic indeed resists falling, I agree with that. Wait, is MEMERUSH really like that? Or is this just a case study for us to learn from? Long-term investing is a long-term journey, but how many can truly stick to it? That's right, but who can really keep the rhythm steady? 22,000 people... sounds like a lot, but what does it mean in the entire market? Is consensus reliable? Or is it just another way to fool retail investors? Having clear logic, what's the use if the market can change at any moment? This article feels a bit like praising MEMERUSH, but it's true what they say.

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ContractHunter

· 12h ago

22,000 holders is indeed a significant number, but how many can stick to the end? Don't just keep staring at FOMO all day; first ask yourself if you really understand it. Steady pace > rushing ahead; this phrase has been heard so often it’s almost worn out, but execution is the real challenge. MEMERUSH's community consensus this time really has some substance; it's much more reliable than a paper project. People who chase gains and sell on dips always think they are not part of that wave, but in reality, they are all the same. Long-term commitment is truly difficult; most people just can't wait and end up giving up.

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AirdropHarvester

· 12h ago

Basically, you need to find your own rhythm and not be led by the market trends. The number of 22,000 holders is quite impressive, indicating that the consensus has truly been established. That's a very correct point; long-term is the way to go, no need to rush. FOMO really harms people; understanding it is key to lasting longer. Hold on, don't become the one who gets caught in the sell-off. This seems to be the right approach to playing crypto. Maintaining a steady pace is much more important than rushing.

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DuckFluff

· 12h ago

That's right, this year has truly been a fierce competition. What does the level of 22,000 holders indicate? It means that smart people are coming together, and that's what true consensus looks like. I just want to ask those friends who are constantly chasing highs and selling lows, where is your logic? Wow, this really is a long-distance race; sprinters have already exhausted themselves halfway through.

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