Quack Heads on Wallchain and Yapybaras – Kaito Genesis performed poorly on the Solana chain, with declines of 60% and 55% respectively. A single tweet, one investor, is enough to reflect the current market dilemma—the entire ecosystem is under pressure. Such rapid declines are occurring frequently, warning traders to have a clearer understanding of project risks.
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consensus_whisperer
· 01-18 21:57
Solana's ecosystem is real. A single tweet can cause a 60% drop. How fragile is that...
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New_Ser_Ngmi
· 01-18 07:46
The Solana ecosystem has exploded again; making money these days is really tough.
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HackerWhoCares
· 01-16 00:53
Another wave of rug pulls in the Solana ecosystem, with 60% of users exiting immediately. Is this what you call risk awareness? Laughable.
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ApeDegen
· 01-16 00:52
How come the Solana ecosystem is full of these worthless coins... It's really outrageous.
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MEVSandwichVictim
· 01-16 00:51
These two Solana projects are really disappointing; a 60% drop and they still manage to hype it up—it's truly remarkable.
Quack Heads on Wallchain and Yapybaras – Kaito Genesis performed poorly on the Solana chain, with declines of 60% and 55% respectively. A single tweet, one investor, is enough to reflect the current market dilemma—the entire ecosystem is under pressure. Such rapid declines are occurring frequently, warning traders to have a clearer understanding of project risks.