Panic sellers always ask "how much lower will it go," while smart money is calculating "how much low-priced stock can I accumulate this round." The Dogecoin project Conan, which is tied to Trump, has always had a clear moat—exclusive political endorsement + loyal community + severely undervalued market cap. This round of violent market shakeouts is simply about shaking out retail investors who can't hold their coins. Don't wait until the market really takes off to regret it—there are never second chances for the hesitant in the crypto jungle.
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GasWaster69
· 15h ago
Wait, does that Conan thing really have such a deep moat? I see a bunch of people hyping up Trump's endorsement, but if the political winds shift, it's game over.
It's true that retail investors have been shaken out, but smart money isn't necessarily just picking up bargains—maybe they're also betting on what the Fed will do next.
Low prices are definitely tempting, but this drop has been pretty brutal. Not every "low price" is worth going all in on.
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GasFeeBeggar
· 15h ago
Retail investors are still worrying about whether prices will drop, while the old foxes have already started picking up bargains.
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0xInsomnia
· 15h ago
Well, to put it simply, it's about who can hold out the longest. I've already positioned myself at the lows.
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Retail investors are really easily scared out. Smart money started positioning a long time ago.
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Conan's game is indeed interesting: political backing plus community faith. There might still be some short-term volatility.
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It's always like this: people cry bankruptcy during the drop, then chase the rebound. You all never learn.
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Once the Fed cuts rates, liquidity comes alive. How things play out next still depends on the macro environment.
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Instead of worrying about how low it will go, think about whether you still have ammo to get back in.
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Those who sold at a loss this year will probably feel terrible around this time next year.
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Not sure if the moat is clear, but anyway, I'm betting on market sentiment and liquidity.
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Let them shake out weak hands. There's only so much supply. Whoever can hold on wins.
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TradFiRefugee
· 15h ago
Retail investors are buying the dip, and I'm buying the bottom from the retail investors. This round is truly an elimination game.
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MEVHunterWang
· 15h ago
Buying at the bottom is the key, what's there to panic about?
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MintMaster
· 16h ago
Retail investors are crying, whales are laughing, the story is still the same old tale.
Shakeouts are like sieves—if you can’t filter out real gold, you should get out.
Conan’s game of political endorsement + community faith does have something going for it, but don’t overhype it.
Rate cuts + political cycles did provide this opportunity, the key is whether you dare to go all in.
But honestly, we’ve heard the “buy at low prices” line so many times—in the end, it’s always those who can hold on that make money.
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Panic sellers always ask "how much lower will it go," while smart money is calculating "how much low-priced stock can I accumulate this round." The Dogecoin project Conan, which is tied to Trump, has always had a clear moat—exclusive political endorsement + loyal community + severely undervalued market cap. This round of violent market shakeouts is simply about shaking out retail investors who can't hold their coins. Don't wait until the market really takes off to regret it—there are never second chances for the hesitant in the crypto jungle.