The recent airdrop activity has indeed been quiet, but an interesting phenomenon has emerged—user numbers haven't decreased due to the poor market conditions; instead, they have risen from the lowest twenty-something thousand to nearly four hundred thousand. This is quite rare during a market downturn.
Currently, there are variables such as returning home and year-end holidays, so the number of users may continue to increase. Looking at it from another perspective, the off-season is actually a time to accumulate strength, which might be a more interesting signal.
Recently, there has been a small rebound around the 225 level. Should we try it? After understanding the rhythm, taking a break and adjusting might be more beneficial. Anyway, the off-season often breeds opportunities for the future.
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WagmiAnon
· 7h ago
Doubling the number of users? I like the idea of accumulating strength during the off-season. In a bear market, there are still people jumping on board—that's the real signal.
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TestnetNomad
· 7h ago
It's really interesting that the number of users doubles—more people come in even when the market is bad? I buy into the logic of accumulating during the off-season.
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MetaMisfit
· 7h ago
Whoa, users are doubling? This off-season is actually attracting accumulation, pretty interesting.
But honestly, I've been watching the rebound at 225 for a long time, I still feel like I should wait a bit longer.
I agree with the idea of accumulating strength during the off-season, but how many really dare to bottom fish?
Let's wait until after the New Year, this might be the real opportunity.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 7h ago
Doubling user numbers is a signal that needs to be thoroughly understood; don't be fooled by superficial prosperity.
225 rebound? First, figure out where the stop-loss level is. Greed at this point is the easiest way to get wrecked.
I've heard too many times that the off-season is for accumulating strength. The key is to hold the supply lines and survive until spring.
User growth is good, but what about trading volume? That's the real battlefield temperature.
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AirdropAnxiety
· 7h ago
User doubling is indeed a bit intense, even during the off-season still sucking blood?
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Wait, is the 225 rebound real? Can it be trusted?
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It's just accumulating ammunition, no need to rush.
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This wave at the end of the year might really rise, the signals are indeed a bit different.
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Opportunities during the off-season? Sounds a bit cliché.
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From over 200,000 to 400,000, indicating someone is quietly bottom-fishing.
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If you can't grasp the rhythm, just watch for now, no rush anyway.
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I've heard this kind of rhetoric too many times, and in the end, it's just a recovery.
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User data speaks for itself; at least no one is fleeing, which is a good sign.
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TopEscapeArtist
· 7h ago
Over 200,000 to 400,000? This data is quite significant. Accumulating strength during the off-season is indeed a signal, but be careful not to turn it into a feast for the main players to take over.
The recent airdrop activity has indeed been quiet, but an interesting phenomenon has emerged—user numbers haven't decreased due to the poor market conditions; instead, they have risen from the lowest twenty-something thousand to nearly four hundred thousand. This is quite rare during a market downturn.
Currently, there are variables such as returning home and year-end holidays, so the number of users may continue to increase. Looking at it from another perspective, the off-season is actually a time to accumulate strength, which might be a more interesting signal.
Recently, there has been a small rebound around the 225 level. Should we try it? After understanding the rhythm, taking a break and adjusting might be more beneficial. Anyway, the off-season often breeds opportunities for the future.