2026-01-17 12:22:34

The day before yesterday, I tracked BAGS's trend all day, and that feeling was truly hard to describe. It wasn't until today I came across related discussions mentioning the believe case that I suddenly had an epiphany.

Thinking carefully, the core logic behind the success of believe can be completely applied to the BAGS cycle. Both share similarities in market perception shifts, community engagement, and timing rhythm.

So rather than obsessing over BAGS's current performance, it's better to reverse engineer the path believe took to succeed, and then plan BAGS's operational strategy based on that approach.

By the way, I mainly focus on these two projects and don't participate much in AI track projects, as my energy is limited. These are just some personal market observations and ideas.

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ForumMiningMaster

· 6h ago

Ah, believe, that wave was really amazing, the tactics are exactly the same. BAGS is still gathering strength now, let's wait and see. The signals are all there, it just depends on who can hold on until the end.

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BridgeTrustFund

· 6h ago

Hey, believe that move is indeed a bit impressive, BAGS this round is a bit similar I don't understand why BAGS is messing around so much, the logic compared to believe is quite clear If BAGS can follow the same path as believe, it will be a done deal

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RumbleValidator

· 6h ago

believe that wave logic can indeed leverage BAGS, but the key still depends on whether the consensus mechanism can support this wave of cognitive shift.

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AirdropAnxiety

· 6h ago

Oh, I also saw that wave of believe, but can BAGS be copied? Not necessarily. Different positions lead to different mindsets; whether you believe it or not is up to you. The consensus on believe back then was much stronger than it is now... The logic and pattern of BAGS feel very strong. Do you really believe in it that much? I'm just worried it might be another false similarity; history never repeats exactly.

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