2026-01-10 06:27:37

Event-driven tokens often do not rely on traditional parabolic trends; instead, they thrive on information asymmetry and sudden positive news. A key statement or major event announcement can trigger a market explosion in minutes.

These types of projects are very easy to generate community effects. As long as there is a rapid surge around a certain important milestone, it tends to accumulate a group of loyal believers. We have believed in this logic since the $12k market cap, and it was later confirmed — reaching up to 40 times. The market is just getting started; the main show has not fully begun yet.

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AirdropDreamBreaker

· 20h ago

Information asymmetry is money; I've seen through this long ago. The key is to have the courage to get in when it's at $12k; most people tend to buy high.

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GasGuru

· 01-10 13:12

Information asymmetry is indeed fierce, but I think many people are just armchair strategists after the fact. --- 40x? Alright, I'm just worried about survivor bias. --- The concept of community effect isn't new; the key is to find that critical point, most people simply can't react in time. --- Daring to bet with a 12k market cap, that courage is really something. I can't do it. --- The good show hasn't started yet? Ha, I've heard that too many times. --- Event-driven strategies can't escape that set of rules; it all depends on whose information source is faster. --- I've seen the phenomenon of accumulating faith fans, but there are also many who can't hold on. --- A single statement can cause a surge; this kind of thing is really risky. --- 40x sounds great, but what about during a retracement? No one wants to talk about that part.

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DAOTruant

· 01-10 06:57

Information asymmetry is indeed real; I'm just worried about reacting two seconds too late.

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ChainSauceMaster

· 01-10 06:51

Information asymmetry is money; knowing early versus knowing late makes a world of difference. Back then, we were really betting on faith, never thought it would actually pay off.

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GhostChainLoyalist

· 01-10 06:51

Information asymmetry is indeed the secret to huge profits, but the key is to get in before the influencers speak up; otherwise, you're just a bagholder.

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FreeMinter

· 01-10 06:30

Information asymmetry is indeed the key, just worried that your information is a beat late.

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