2026-01-18 09:35:21

Planning to build a position in $GAS in batches. To be honest, managing a multi-billion dollar market cap on the SOL chain feels definitely more reassuring than on BSC, as the community consensus is generally more stable. Looking back at projects that broke the billion-dollar market cap, $67 and $WhiteWhale both experienced obvious short-term fluctuations before surging higher.

The previous high point of $GAS is around 65 million, and it is currently repeatedly testing the bottom near 15 million. This round of shakeout has been quite thorough. The key still depends on how enthusiastic the main capital will be in the follow-up—if the big players are confident enough, the next upward move won't have much less room to grow. Although meme coins in the SOL ecosystem move quickly, compared to some projects on BSC, the market's rationality is still somewhat better.

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MetaMaximalist

· 8h ago

ngl, sol's network effects just hit different when you're scaling through adoption curves like this. the institutional grade infrastructure there actually matters for protocol sustainability.

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MemeKingNFT

· 8h ago

Oh my goodness, it's the same old bottoming narrative again... Last time I said this about $67, I was trapped for three months straight.

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SerLiquidated

· 8h ago

Damn, the SOL chain is really much more reliable than BSC this time. I'm also watching $GAS. Wait, dropping from 65 million to 15 million in this shakeout is indeed brutal. But to be fair, if the big players really want to push the price up, there's definitely room. It all depends on whether it can withstand this painful bottom. I do have some regrets about that $67 wave. If I had known earlier, I would have bought more at the bottom.

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TokenomicsShaman

· 9h ago

The SOL chain's ecosystem is indeed more conscientious than BSC, with half as many times being exploited. GAS's recent washout seems to be testing confidence; it still depends on whether the main players are willing to push. I misjudged that $67 move and sold early, haha. Basically, it's a gamble on whether the market makers have staying power; otherwise, we're just waiting to be trapped. Looking at the historical trend, the 15 million level probably isn't the bottom. The community is okay, unlike those projects on BSC that just run away. Dipping in gradually is fine, but don't go all-in, brother. If you ask me, SOL's ecosystem is more rational, unlike over there where rug pulls happen one after another.

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SpeakWithHatOn

· 9h ago

The aggressive shakeout indicates that the big players still want to play. The consensus on SOL is indeed more resilient and reliable compared to those crazy tokens on BSC. Wait, you said it dropped from 65 million to 15 million, how many people must have run away? That's quite bold. Whether $GAS can rebound this round depends on whether the funds are willing to step in. Same old story. The SOL ecosystem is indeed more rational, but meme coins are still meme coins. Don't treat them as investments, okay? Building positions gradually is stable, but is this really the bottom at this level? It's a bit uncertain.

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NftBankruptcyClub

· 9h ago

Such aggressive accumulation indicates that someone is optimistic. I'm also considering buying in batches, just worried about being crushed.

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BlockchainBrokenPromise