2026-01-15 23:23:53

$BTC $SOL Bread Cat $INBRED 's story began on January 28, 2024. In less than 24 hours, the project team chose to dump the market and exit, as if announcing a "finale." But the story didn't end there — on March 9, a well-known early supporter of $WIF took over the project. He didn't come empty-handed but started from zero: a new official website, new social media accounts, and a new brand image were simultaneously updated on mainstream platforms like dexscreener, dextools, and Birdeye. Most importantly, from that moment on, the community maintained continuous development for over 22 months. Every day was about action, and perhaps this is the true meaning of a project’s rebirth.

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SerRugResistant

· 01-18 21:57

Selling off and leaving the market, then continuing construction for 22 months—that's what a real reversal looks like, not just empty words about "rebirth."

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RadioShackKnight

· 01-18 21:46

A rebound after 24 hours of a crash—that's what you call a real reversal script.

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tx_pending_forever

· 01-18 20:49

Crash and exit, then turn around and come back to life—I've seen this routine many times, but 22 months of continuous development is indeed rare.

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GateUser-a180694b

· 01-15 23:54

Dumping really tests people's resolve. Still holding on after 22 months? You must have a lot of faith to keep going.

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SlowLearnerWang

· 01-15 23:44

Oh no, it's that "resurrection" drama again. By the time I found out, the golden period had already passed. --- Really? Can a dumped project turn around? Why do I always miss these opportunities? --- Will WIF promoters taking over save it? I'm still a bit skeptical, but 22 months of persistence shows something. --- This script feels familiar, am I about to chase the high again? --- Wait, did I miss it again? When can I catch a project from start to finish? --- Is this what they call "community building"? Sounds good, but I didn't buy in.

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BearMarketMonk

· 01-15 23:43

Can a market crash still be revived? This guy really has a skill; the veteran of WIF's moves are truly different. --- 22 months of continuous development? Honestly, I'm a bit shocked; most projects have already been abandoned. --- Rebuilding the entire brand image from scratch—that's what I call a redemption story for the retail investors haha. --- Just want to know if the people who invested now have made money, or if it's another scheme to cut the retail investors again. --- A project that can persist for 22 months is definitely worth paying attention to, but the final outcome still matters. --- This story is a bit like rebirth from the ashes, the person taking over is really bold. --- Crash in January, rebound in March? I feel like it's just a prelude to repeatedly cutting people's gains.

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NotGonnaMakeIt

· 01-15 23:41

Can it come back to life after a crash and exit? How persistent does this guy have to be... 22 months of daily struggles, really treating it as a job.

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SerumSqueezer

· 01-15 23:41

Haha, this is what true turnaround looks like. The classic story of the original team dumping and running away is too common in the crypto world. The key is how the later players handle it. --- 22 months of continuous development—this is quite rare among meme coins. Most projects lose their popularity after three months. --- Taking over $INBRED from the promoter of $WIF, this guy knows the game. No wonder he's a veteran player. --- I've seen several projects completely rebrand from scratch, but few can stick it out until the end. --- I just want to know how the price is now. Can the 22 months of development be reflected in the coin's value? --- If this story is real, it's truly incredible. Cases of community-led rescue are rare, showing there are still believers out there. --- Dumping and leaving, then being revived—what a hardcore community... But I've seen many reversals like this in crypto. It still depends on whether they can hold up in the future.

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GasFeeLady

· 01-15 23:26

ngl this inbred resurrection hitting different when someone actually commits for 22+ months... most rugs just stay rugged fr

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