The group of self-proclaimed "evangelists" on the square, you’ve probably heard their routines many times—talking about hundredfold or thousandfold myths, spitting saliva as they paint a picture of wealth, packaging air coins as if they were real gold and silver. Frankly, they just want to lure you in as a bagholder so they can take profits.



I don’t want to be like them, constantly hyping quick-in quick-out speculative tricks, nor do I shout marketing slogans like "miss it and break your leg."

Why can these coins rise? Honestly, there’s no deep technical support, no ecological development; the core factor is two words—consensus. The more people entering the market, the more buying power there is, and the price naturally soars. This logic is as simple as that.

But that’s also the problem. Those desperately urging you to buy don’t care about the word "consensus" at all—they only see the principal in your pocket. They want you to rush in so they can exit at the right moment, leaving you holding the bag at a high price.

My attitude is straightforward: the rise of these coins doesn’t come from quick in-and-out traders, but from the consensus accumulated by steadfast holders. If you believe in this logic, hold on and be patient as it rises; if you don’t believe, walk away—no one’s stopping you.

I don’t do any "get rich overnight" brainwashing routines, nor do I make promises of "short-term doubling." Playing with these coins isn’t about the thrill of heartbeat acceleration; it’s about having the confidence to sit tight once you’re convinced.

The louder people shout on the square, the more they want to turn you into a chive—someone to be harvested. And I just want to say: this market cycle, I won’t persuade or pressure you. Those who truly understand that "holding is the way" will naturally find their way here.

In the end, the coins that can truly rise unstoppable are never driven by frequent traders or short-term experts, but by a large group of steadfast believers building a shared underlying consensus.
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ForkYouPayMevip
· 01-02 09:35
Alright, it sounds like you're talking to yourself in the mirror.
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InfraVibesvip
· 01-01 16:08
Being able to stay put is the real skill; it's more valuable than anything else.
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JustHereForAirdropsvip
· 01-01 11:58
It sounds like you're implying that all airdrop hunters like us are fools, haha. The consensus of steadfast holders? Nice words, but in reality, it's still about who runs first. I've heard this logic a hundred times, but in the end, the coins all go to zero.
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DataPickledFishvip
· 01-01 11:51
This guy's only saying one thing: hold the coin and wait for death, anyway I do the same haha --- I've been hearing about 100x coins for so many years, now I just want to see who can really hold on and not sell --- To be honest, but the problem is most people simply can't sit still, that's the reality --- Consensus? Basically, it's betting that the people behind you are dumber than you --- Not making promises actually seems more sincere, this trick is also foolproof
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BackrowObservervip
· 01-01 11:50
You're right, I just can't stand the attitude of those people.
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NullWhisperervip
· 01-01 11:45
honestly, the "consensus accumulation" framing is just fundamentally flawed here... technically speaking, you're describing a ponzi with extra steps. holders believing harder doesn't change the underlying mechanics—it's still just momentum until it isn't.
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GasFeeBeggarvip
· 01-01 11:40
That's right, those guys who boast about 100x returns every day really should stop. Long-term holding is the true way; short-term trading is all虚的. Indeed, consensus is more realistic than technical analysis. But to be honest, very few people can truly stick with it. Hey, I agree with your logic, but execution is too difficult. Those market shouters basically want to treat you as a leek to be harvested. I agree, compared to those who buy and sell quickly, I trust the confidence of long-term holders more. Honestly, not many people can recognize this point. The accumulation of consensus, time will prove everything.
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MelonFieldvip
· 01-01 11:29
Oh, finally someone has explained this clearly. I’m just annoyed by those who boast all day long. Exactly right, consensus is the real deal. Short-term tricks just don’t work. Holding firmly through this wave is actually the safest approach. It all depends on who can stay the course.
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GasFeeCriervip
· 01-01 11:22
This is the proper attitude a decent person should have—no pretenses, no brainwashing. --- Speaking frankly, I'm just afraid some people won't listen. --- Holding is genuine; quick in and out is just a dream. --- Tired of the same old scripts in the square, your logic is truly clear-headed. --- Agreed, the most popular stories among newcomers are those about "hundredfold" returns. --- What we're playing for is the consensus of steadfast holders; everything else is just clouds.
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