2026-01-11 14:28:29

The identification of market opportunities often gets stuck at this pain point: by the time price trends or on-chain data become obvious, most participants have already missed the window to get in.

Where is the true first-mover advantage? It's not in looking at already heated indicators, but in observing how conversation popularity and community engagement are accumulating. This is the angle of the $WOM project—by capturing early user interaction signals to determine whether the trend is just starting or already saturated.

In other words, when on-chain data speaks, smart money has already taken action. Recognizing this time lag is the core competitive advantage in trading.

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WhaleWatcher

· 20h ago

The reasoning may be rough, but the community's enthusiasm can indeed reveal clues. I'm just worried about false prosperity.

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LayerZeroHero

· 20h ago

That's true, but I still think most people only realize the community buzz after the fact. Genuine signals are often drowned out by noise.

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ShibaOnTheRun

· 20h ago

This is an old cliché... Who can't see the community's enthusiasm, the question is how to quantify it.

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potentially_notable

· 20h ago

Doesn't this mean you need to sense the trend before the data explosion? That's quite interesting. From the perspective of community sentiment, it's indeed easy to overlook. Most people still focus on on-chain data and wait idly.

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