2026-01-14 19:49:42

Regarding the HAKIMI( project, there are indeed many skeptical voices within the community. But a close look at on-chain data reveals that the actual holders are far fewer than perceived. Those shouting "group cars" mostly don't have much stake themselves.

Some market participants have indeed made arrangements at various stages, but that's actually very normal—tracking multiple projects over the long term makes this inevitable. More worth paying attention to is HAKIMI's price trend: from a high of nearly 100 million market cap down to 20 million, taking three months to form a bottom. The current upward curve appears quite healthy from a technical perspective.

Chinese meme coins are inherently volatile, and very few investors can persist in holding during such market conditions. This tests not only patience but also a true understanding of the project's long-term logic.

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GateUser-a5fa8bd0

· 10h ago

On-chain data doesn't lie, and those who shout every day really don't hold many coins. Three months of accumulation and the increase is still decent; it all depends on how long it can hold up. Those who truly hold positions and those who just talk trash can be distinguished at a glance. This round of market tests who has patience; I am optimistic. The "group car" theories in the group are just for listening; they have little reference value.

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SchrodingerWallet

· 10h ago

People who hype up the group car don't even have coins themselves. This kind of rhetoric sounds like damage control no matter how you hear it. Claiming to be healthy after just 3 months of bottoming out? Meme coins can rebound easily, and people say the same. It's true that few people stick with it, but when prices are low, there are really fewer buyers. Don't just look at the technicals. Holding positions tests your mentality? More often, it tests whether you have the money to keep adding to your position. Falling from 100 million to 20 million and still telling stories—I wouldn't dare to touch it anymore.

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BearMarketMonk

· 10h ago

Bottoming out for three months, from 100 million to 20 million, this is the market teaching people to learn to let go. Those who survive are not because of clear logic, but because they have become numb. People shouting about group trading indeed don't have a share, but those who persist in holding positions may not necessarily understand anything. It's just a cycle, no one can escape it.

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LiquidityNinja

· 10h ago

On-chain data doesn't lie, those shouting have already cut their losses long ago. Finished building the base in three months? Not many who stick with it, that's the real test. To put it simply, it's about believing or not believing, there's no middle ground.

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TokenEconomist

· 10h ago

ngl, the holder concentration thing is actually a classic case of information asymmetry... most fudders literally just checking etherscan once then farming engagement lol

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ZenMiner

· 10h ago

The bottom has been formed, the upward trend is healthy, so just keep watching. Anyway, there are very few who can really stick with it. --- On-chain data is right there; those calling for buy-ins often don’t have the assets themselves. This routine has been seen many times. --- From 100 million to 20 million, still able to hold, you really have some skills; not everyone can do that. --- Meme coins are really a test of mentality. Those who can stay here are true believers. --- For those who talk about group cars every day, just check their wallets and you'll know. Most of it is just talk. --- A three-month bottoming cycle is honestly quite healthy; technical analysis doesn’t lie. --- People who have been involved with multiple projects for a long time are used to it; this is very normal.

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