Do you remember December 10th? At that time, someone pointed out that the 0.49 level might be a key point. And what happened? Many people didn't pay attention at all. Looking back now, how accurate was that initial judgment?
This is the norm in the crypto world—predictions are made, and only when they actually come true do people realize. The earlier voices are drowned out by daily market noise, and when the results materialize, people say it's a "post hoc" analysis. Isn't that ironic?
The recent trend of PIPPIN actually reflects the overall market sentiment. The information is there, the data is there, it all depends on whether you're willing to take it seriously. The 0.49 threshold has already told us how to interpret it.
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quietly_staking
· 12-17 01:52
I should have followed in December. What's the use of claiming accurate predictions now...
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TheCryingLittleCrocodile
· 12-17 01:49
Are you getting rich?
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LiquidityWitch
· 12-17 01:47
ngl the 0.49 grimoire was brewing all along... most plebs just didn't have the sight to read the runes before they manifested
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AirdropLicker
· 12-17 01:42
I should have jumped on it in December. Now I'm totally regretful.
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Gate.io
· 12-17 01:25
I said it would go up to 0.5 when it was around 0.0.x, with a long position at 0.07. Don't be jealous.
Do you remember December 10th? At that time, someone pointed out that the 0.49 level might be a key point. And what happened? Many people didn't pay attention at all. Looking back now, how accurate was that initial judgment?
This is the norm in the crypto world—predictions are made, and only when they actually come true do people realize. The earlier voices are drowned out by daily market noise, and when the results materialize, people say it's a "post hoc" analysis. Isn't that ironic?
The recent trend of PIPPIN actually reflects the overall market sentiment. The information is there, the data is there, it all depends on whether you're willing to take it seriously. The 0.49 threshold has already told us how to interpret it.