2025-12-25 20:24:30

The window for getting into $RAM below 500k is closing faster than you might think. Once these price levels disappear, getting back to them won't happen again—not in any meaningful way. This isn't speculation; it's about supply scarcity and market dynamics colliding. If you're still sitting on the sidelines waiting for a better entry, the clock is ticking. The smart move is to reassess your position and decide where you actually want to be when liquidity tightens and supply really runs out. Don't be the one asking yourself six months from now why you didn't act when the opportunity was right in front of you.

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GateUser-6bc33122

· 15h ago

Bro, you really need to get in on this wave. If you wait any longer, there truly won't be a chance. --- It's impossible to go back below 500,000. I believe in this logic. --- It's the same old spiel, but this time I really feel it's different. --- I'm scared of the scarcity of supply. Quickly adjust your position. --- After reading this article, I just went all in. Anyway, aren't we used to doing things we later regret? --- That question I asked myself six months ago hit me hard. --- Liquidity is becoming tight. You need to make a decision early.

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SnapshotLaborer

· 16h ago

Oh, it's that same spiel again, the pie chart is almost worn out from being drawn so many times. --- RAM this time really is, supply is indeed decreasing, but don't be scared by the "window closing" and that's it. --- Wait, is it true? Can't get back 500,000? Why do I feel like I've heard this a hundred times a year. --- Damn, now you want me to make a decision... I just want to sit back and make money, is that okay? --- So, is the current price really worth buying? Or is it just another scam to cut the leeks? --- Honestly, FOMO is the easiest way to make impulsive decisions. I think I'll observe for a few days before saying anything. --- Not to brag or criticize, but the lack of supply is real, but don't expect the price to always go in one direction. --- Regretting six months later? I'm already regretting not going all-in at 0.1.

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