2026-01-07 10:27:00

SSV has recently been consistently below 4, and the main reason is the pressure from the supply side. After defining it as an inflationary token, market sentiment has changed—no one is willing to take on the risk. Thinking about it, it makes sense; major institutions withdrew at the 60 price level, so who still dares to buy the dip now? In the short term, it's unlikely to see any significant improvement in this direction.

Instead of waiting for SSV to rebound here, it's better to shift attention to hot projects. Compared to these pressured assets, ETH is actually worth paying attention to. Currently, the 8000 level seems quite clear, and the probability of breaking through is also not small. Rather than being stuck on tokens with high inflation pressure, why not directly participate in more certain opportunities? This is the current rhythm—follow the trend and abandon the burdens.

SSV5,23%

ETH4,92%

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CrashHotline

· 01-10 00:40

60 bucks are gone, and now you still want to buy the dip? Haha, I find SSV just annoying. --- The issuance increase is indeed brilliant; if no one takes the bait, it's a dead end. --- Instead of holding onto SSV, you'd better bet on ETH. At least 8000 sounds reasonable. --- The institutions have already left, and we're still waiting here? Wake up, brother. --- Honestly, it's a hot potato. Just throw it away quickly. --- With this momentum, SSV doesn't seem to have much short-term hope. Just turn around. --- Increasing token issuance = a leek harvest machine. I'm choosing to lay low.

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AirdropHuntress

· 01-09 02:42

60 has not rebounded since the withdrawal, who dares to take on such poor tokenomics? --- Exactly, the pressure of issuance is a bottomless pit. It's better to watch the ETH 8000 level. --- Institutions have already run away early, and there are still people waiting here, which is ridiculous. --- SSV this broken thing, once the supply side is released, the market collapses immediately—typical of a trap to cut leeks. --- Why keep struggling in the pressure zone? Aren't hot projects more appealing? --- Research shows that SSV's release mechanism indeed has problems. No wonder big players have already withdrawn. --- Instead of fussing over this, it's better to participate in opportunities with certainty—that's the right approach. --- The 60 level has already been sold off, and now you want to buy the dip? Just thinking about it shows how foolish that is. --- Issuing more tokens like this won't work without a strong narrative; it's more realistic to follow the trend.

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ShitcoinArbitrageur

· 01-07 10:54

Hi, I'm already tired of this SSV crap. As soon as there's a new issuance, I’ll sell out. Institutions sell at 60, who would still be foolish enough to buy in now... better to focus on ETH, 8000 is the real opportunity. The newly issued coins can fall as much as they want, I’m not playing with them anymore. Everyone has said that following the trend is a burden, and you're still waiting for a rebound? Wake up, brother. SSV is under too much pressure, no opportunities in the short term... better to switch to hot topics.

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ForkTongue

· 01-07 10:42

SSV this broken thing, as soon as the issuance increase is announced, it's doomed. All the institutions have run away, so what's the point of playing anymore. If ETH 8000 really breaks, this is the opportunity. Don't hold on to garbage issuance tokens anymore. Honestly, right now it's a choice. The SSV trap has long been abandoned. With so many issuance tokens, why gamble on SSV? There are still other opportunities. SSV has been suppressed for so long, with no short-term hope. Switching to ETH is much more attractive. That's right, compared to hot topics, it's much more comfortable to sit on the sidelines. Is there still someone buying below $4? Major institutions already sold at 60. Instead of waiting for SSV to turn around, it's better to focus on ETH, which is more certain. Issuance tokens are like this; if no one takes the bait, that's the real dead end.

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JustAnotherWallet

· 01-07 10:33

Still want to buy in after a 60% cut? Wake up, that's the fate of inflationary tokens. --- This SSV thing, big players have already left, and we're still waiting foolishly? I see trouble. --- Instead of holding onto the failed SSV, better to push through and break the 8000 ETH mark, the certainty is right there. --- With such huge inflationary pressure, people are still buying the dip? Either they're fools or chives. --- Exactly, institutions have already bailed at 60%, we're just eating the leftovers. --- Following the trend and abandoning burdens, this hits hard... SSV has truly become a burden. --- Holding onto $4? Why bother, there are better opportunities with more meat. --- I think ETH at 8000 is doable, much better than sitting here and waiting for death with SSV. --- Inflationary tokens = a gathering place for bagholders, I won't do this. --- Big institutions have already left, and you still want a rebound? You're overthinking it.

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