Recently, the market has been interesting, ACT suddenly appeared at the top of the rise list, this wave of upward momentum has indeed attracted attention. In just four days, it has doubled, with a cumulative increase of over 100%, which is quite fierce. But to be honest, there is still quite a distance from the current price to the historical high, roughly calculating, it needs to rise another 8000% to return to the previous peak, in other words, it has a potential return space of eighty times.
PNUT Squirrel Coin is also starting to stir, currently hovering at a price of 0.072. This trend inexplicably reminds people of the rhythm of PEPE back in the day - a long period of sideways trading followed by a sudden wave of fierce market movement. Whether history will repeat itself is still uncertain, but from a technical perspective, there are indeed foundations for a rebound.
Currently, there is no need to have overly high expectations. Being able to reach 0.2 or even 0.3 by the end of the month would be satisfactory enough. Such a rise is already good for medium-term holders. The key is to see if the subsequent market sentiment can continue.
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BankruptcyArtist
· 11h ago
Eighty times? Bro, that's a bit of a big dream, wake up
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This rhythm of PNUT does feel familiar, but we missed the madness of PEPE last time, do we dare to go all in now?
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Doubling in four days is already outrageous, what else are you thinking? Isn't it better to take profits?
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Can't even think about 0.2, let's just survive until the end of the month
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This wave of market looks nice, just afraid of becoming a dumb buyer later, really
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Doubling ACT is really nice, but eighty times away from the previous high? Wake up, fren
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Everyone wants to replicate PEPE's story, but the market will only get crueler each time
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Satisfying to hope for 0.2 at the end of the month, really an artist of lowering expectations
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I'm tired of hearing the sideways whipsaw talk, every time it's said it ends in disillusionment
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Mid-term holders? I only know they all end up as long-term bagholders
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FromMinerToFarmer
· 11h ago
Haha, ACT this time is really fierce, even doubling isn't enough to see, and still wanting eighty times, others have long run away.
PNUT is only 0.072, this price point is indeed tempting, just afraid it's another whipsaw show.
Speaking of which, if Squirrel Coin can really replicate the script of PEPE, that would be outrageous, but I can't bet on that probability, the risk is too high.
Are you satisfied with 0.2 or 0.3 at the end of the month? This idea is indeed conservative, I just want to take a gamble.
It feels like the sensation of picking up money everywhere is gone, market sentiment is really unpredictable.
Recently, the market has been interesting, ACT suddenly appeared at the top of the rise list, this wave of upward momentum has indeed attracted attention. In just four days, it has doubled, with a cumulative increase of over 100%, which is quite fierce. But to be honest, there is still quite a distance from the current price to the historical high, roughly calculating, it needs to rise another 8000% to return to the previous peak, in other words, it has a potential return space of eighty times.
PNUT Squirrel Coin is also starting to stir, currently hovering at a price of 0.072. This trend inexplicably reminds people of the rhythm of PEPE back in the day - a long period of sideways trading followed by a sudden wave of fierce market movement. Whether history will repeat itself is still uncertain, but from a technical perspective, there are indeed foundations for a rebound.
Currently, there is no need to have overly high expectations. Being able to reach 0.2 or even 0.3 by the end of the month would be satisfactory enough. Such a rise is already good for medium-term holders. The key is to see if the subsequent market sentiment can continue.