> It's actually quite funny when you think about it.
> When this token was freshly launched, all kinds of traders rushed in because of the FOMO swing traders, scalpers, rotators, and short-term speculators. They all entered, took their profits, and eventually exited.
> Then WSB released its thesis stating that they had no affiliation with the token, which caused the chart to pull back significantly. Ironically, that became the biggest turning point.
> The holders who remained didn't give up. Through communication and coordination with one another, they stayed strong and continued holding. They stood there with the belief that someday WSB would claim the fees and that together they could rebuild the kind of community spirit that existed back in 2021.
> The funny part is that now, when these holders have actually succeeded in building a real community, very few people seem willing to support them. Today there is a community, there is a Telegram group, and there is genuine coordination among holders.
> Yet when this token first launched, none of that existed. There was no community, no Telegram, and no organized holder base. It was literally just a single post from the deployer's main account, and everything was being pushed forward through that one thread.
> Despite that, people were willing to jump in back then. Now, after a real community has been formed and the foundation has been built, many of those same people are nowhere to be found.
> That's what makes the whole situation so ironic and funny. The token started with almost nothing but a single post and some hype, whereas today it has an actual community, committed holders, shared conviction, and a long-term vision yet it receives far less attention and support than it did during the initial FOMO phase.
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