2025-12-20 08:10:09

#数字资产市场洞察 Bear market is often when the most fundamentally solid projects are underestimated. Tokens like $TST, in the current market sentiment downturn, have become targets for savvy investors to quietly position themselves.

Rather than chasing after assets that have already experienced significant price swings, it's better to enter at the current low levels and wait for a rebound when the market warms up. In this cycle, tokens with real applications and ecological support are indeed worth paying close attention to. Being prepared early often allows for better profit opportunities in the subsequent market movements.

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LiquidityOracle

· 4h ago

I've heard the term "low-level lurking trap" too many times; the key is to have a real application scenario.

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SchrodingerWallet

· 21h ago

Well... you're right, I've heard the term "building positions at low levels" countless times, the key is to distinguish which ones are true fundamentals and which are speculative plays. For projects that truly have faith, a Bear Market is actually an enter a position opportunity, I agree with that. However, regarding TST, you still need to do your own research, don't just listen to this kind of analysis and go All in.

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On-ChainDiver

· 12-20 08:30

Bear market bottom-fishing has been heard too many times. Does TST really have such strong fundamentals? Doubtful. --- It's the same old rhetoric again. Buying at low prices sounds simple, but when it comes to cutting losses, you realize how painful it is. --- There are many coins with practical applications now. Why does it have to be TST? --- Trying to buy low? That's exactly how I got trapped. Don't deceive yourself. --- The words sound good, but who can guarantee this is the bottom? --- Wait, how is the TST ecosystem progressing now? I haven't heard of any big news. --- Smart investors secretly position themselves. It sounds nice, but it's really just a way to cut each other's gains. --- Solid fundamentals don't necessarily mean it won't go to zero. I don't buy that logic. --- There are too many underestimated projects in a bear market. Why choose this one? --- Instead of listening to this kind of rhetoric, it's better to look at on-chain data to speak.

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BlockchainGriller

· 12-20 08:30

Heard a lot about bottoming out in a bear market, but the key is not knowing when the true bottom will be reached.

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Token_Sherpa

· 12-20 08:29

ngl the "solid fundamentals" pitch gets tired when half these projects can't explain their tokenomics without buzzwords... but yeah, the contrarian play during sentiment lows usually works out if you're not just chasing narrative

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MondayYoloFridayCry

· 12-20 08:28

Picking up bargains in a bear market is really a skill, but honestly I need to take a closer look at the fundamentals of $TST. Don't get brainwashed by the term "practical application." --- Entering at low prices sounds great, but I'm just worried it might keep falling after entry. At this point, those with strong mental resilience will win. --- Speaking of which, projects with real ecological support are indeed more resistant to decline, but the question is, how many are truly backed? Most are still just speculating on expectations. --- I'm not against strategic positioning, but don't go all in. Lessons are often paid in blood.

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ZeroRushCaptain

· 12-20 08:22

Hmm... solid fundamentals? I just remembered that project I bought the dip on last time, and now it's racing towards zero.

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ApeEscapeArtist

· 12-20 08:15

It's during a bear market that truly savvy investors step in; fundamentally strong projects are indeed more likely to be overlooked.

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