2026-01-04 08:23:56

When the entire market locks in positions, liquidity tightens and conviction deepens—that's when value becomes inescapable. I call these believers "conviction comrades."

Looking back at my own journey, I'm just another trader navigating open markets, spotting opportunities where others see noise. The memecoin space taught me that belief isn't blind gambling—it's recognizing when supply constraints align with genuine community momentum. That's the formula.

To everyone reaching out: yeah, I'm learning too. We're all testing our convictions in real-time. The difference between a bags holder and a believers? Conviction backed by understanding supply dynamics and market psychology.

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ForkMaster

· 01-07 06:23

Haha, the term "conviction comrades" sounds pretty good, but honestly, it's just about sticking together for warmth. Having more people actually reduces liquidity, and I have to question that logic... However, the memecoin supply constraint argument really hits the mark. The three kids I’m raising have been eating this "conviction premium" these days. When the time comes, I’ll explain to them what a bags holder vs believers is, haha.

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CascadingDipBuyer

· 01-06 09:38

It's only during liquidity tightening that you can see who truly has conviction. There's nothing wrong with that statement.

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BearMarketSunriser

· 01-04 08:49

When the supply gets locked and liquidity tightens, those with conviction make money, while Bagholder loses money. It's that simple.

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ProofOfNothing

· 01-04 08:32

Damn, conviction comrade sounds like a fancy way to say gambler. Belief... can it really be equated with supply? To put it nicely, it's just a matter of whose belief is stronger. supply constraint + community momentum = my bag? The learner persona is pretty cool, learning while also promoting products.

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DegenRecoveryGroup

· 01-04 08:31

Belief, to put it simply, still depends on the size of the market; only when the supply is capped and community consensus is strong does it become valuable. It's easy to say, but those who truly make money are the seasoned veterans who understand market psychology. That's why we're still learning; the market always teaches us.

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