2026-01-18 08:30:05

Watching $FOGO go from a high opening to a breakdown was quite heartbreaking. I held on for 3 days, but in the end, I still couldn't escape this disaster. Everyone was very optimistic during the subscription, generally believing that the 0.065 price could stabilize, but who knew it would drop below that level early this morning. It kept falling all the way down, ultimately ending in complete failure.

This situation is very similar to $MON. The experiences of the two tokens are almost copy and paste; investors went from excitement to panic in just a few days. Now that $ZAMA is about to launch, at this rate, the outcome will probably be similar—another cycle of breaking the price.

In contrast, those less flashy small coins, although lacking any halo, are at least more fair and reliable. Investing in new coins is inherently risky, and these lessons are worth careful consideration.

FOGO-7,78%

MON2,31%

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SignatureLiquidator

· 9h ago

I'm used to breaking below, but the key is that this rhythm is really damn the same, the tricks are too deep.

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ZkSnarker

· 9h ago

well technically speaking, this is just selection bias theater—we're only seeing the tokens that flopped because that's what breaks twitter. imagine if we talked about the quiet ones that actually printed money instead lol

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GhostAddressHunter

· 10h ago

Breaking below the price really has become a common problem for new coins, FOGO, MON, ZAMA... they all use the same tricks, just to collect retail investors' money. --- From this, it seems that big influencers are about to start hyping another miracle coin. Wake up, everyone. --- Basically, it's the project team bleeding investors dry while we take the hit, creating a perfect cycle. --- It's the same small coins that no one pays attention to that are actually living more comfortably, quite ironic. --- From paradise to hell in just three days, you must have a really strong mentality to keep playing. --- Another case of breaking below the price and copy-pasting; it feels like these are the only tricks in the crypto world. --- Watching FOGO drop below a certain point, I bet many people are cursing the project team in their minds. --- Are small coins really reliable? I doubt it; they are all relatively bad. --- This wave of ZAMA going live probably will follow the same path, smells like there's an insider involved. --- If 0.065 can't hold, it says everything; all consensus is just an illusion.

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MEVHunter_9000

· 10h ago

Breaking below price really is as punctual as a clock, never disappointing... The irony is in the disappointment itself. It’s gone in just three days, how bearish can you get? Another FOGO, another MON, feels like replaying something...🙃 Rather than studying broken-price tokens, it’s better to just buy those nobody coins, the results might be similar anyway, but the psychological reassurance can be better. I directly avoided this round of ZAMA, thanks. Breaking below price has become the norm, and that’s the most terrifying.

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AlgoAlchemist

· 10h ago

Breaking below price is all part of the fate, FOGO and MON follow the same pattern, ZAMA can't escape either. Is this the fate of new coins?

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