2025-12-31 18:21:00

Many people are optimistic about the prospects of new tokens, thinking that popularity equals trading volume. But the reality is often different. Sometimes, older tokens, even if they don't have as much attention as new ones, have more active trading. New tokens can attract attention when they first launch, but the true trading depth and capital inflow may not be inferior to older tokens. Don't be fooled by popularity; examining on-chain data is the key. Metrics like trading volume, holding distribution, and net capital inflow often reveal more than public opinion. Sometimes, low-profile older tokens hide many opportunities, it all depends on whether you have the patience to explore.

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BearWhisperGod

· 2025-12-31 18:49

Really, too many people are blinded by the hype. I have a bunch of friends around me who chased new coins and lost a lot. --- The liquidity of old coins is so crucial. Just looking at the daily gains of new coins doesn't tell you much. --- On-chain data doesn't lie, but no one is willing to put in the effort to analyze it. --- Low-key old coins have strong earning potential, but who cares because they have no topics? Obscure coins are just obscure. --- Hype ≠ Money. How many times do I have to say this before it sinks in? --- The problem is most people can't understand the data at all; they just follow the trend and chase hot topics. --- Looking at the distribution of holdings, it's clear that retail investors are still playing, and new coins are mostly for the chives. --- I stopped believing in stories about new coins doubling in value a long time ago. It's all too虚.

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