2026-01-07 14:29:24

Watching the prices of FIL, MMT, FLOW and other cryptocurrencies plummet all the way down, it's truly a complete mess. Many people are still dreaming, waiting for the day they can bounce back and return to the glory days. To be honest, based on past patterns, this is basically wishful thinking. History rarely repeats itself.

These cryptocurrencies will only fall behind gradually as time passes, slowly fading out of people's sight, until they disappear completely. Harsh but true. The moment many projects go live, that is already their peak — no longer glamorous, only a long decline ahead. The crypto market works this way; renewal and decay are always ongoing. Today's hot topics quickly become yesterday's stories.

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DeFi_Dad_Jokes

· 01-07 14:58

Haha brother, your words really hit home. I already cut my losses and sold my FIL long ago. Wait, is there really someone guarding there? Dreaming is quite energy-consuming. To be honest, crypto is like this. This year's sacred coin will become an ATM next year. Reincarnation, huh. These old projects are like outdated celebrities; the chances of making a comeback are even lower than winning the lottery. Don't bother. New coins come with new stories. Who will be the next FIL in this wave? The crypto world is like a big wave washing away the sand. Those who survive should be grateful. History doesn't repeat itself, but it rhymes. Today's FLOW might just be a joke two years from now.

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Tokenomics911

· 01-07 14:57

This is the norm in the crypto world. When a new project launches, it gets hyped up, and then it quickly becomes worthless. Wait, why hasn't the project I like rebounded yet? That's right, most coins hit their peak right after launch, and then they just keep declining. In the crypto world, freshness matters. Yesterday's star is ignored today. FIL was really hyped up back then. Are people still bottom-fishing now? Is history repeating itself? Dream on. This market is always rapidly evolving, don’t get your hopes up. Basically, it's a cycle of scythe swings. There's always someone taking over the new coins, and you know how it goes. Are MMT, FLOW, still getting attention? They've long been pushed out of the spotlight by new coins. But not all coins are like that. Some projects manage to survive. The crypto world is a survival of the fittest. Bad projects truly deserve to die.

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AllTalkLongTrader

· 01-07 14:51

Honestly, I never jumped on the FIL wave, I saw it coming a long time ago. That's right, that's how the crypto world is. Once the hype passes, it never recovers. What are you waiting for? This batch of coins has already become the graveyard of retail investors. But some people are still buying the dip... I just can't understand. Is history repeating itself? Don't dream, brother. The next hot spot is already on the way.

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faded_wojak.eth

· 01-07 14:50

Ha, this is the crypto world. I've seen too many stories like this. FIL should have accepted its fate long ago; a recovery is just self-comfort. That's right, hitting the peak immediately after launch, then starting to decline—brutal but true. New cryptocurrencies emerge endlessly; who still remembers yesterday's hot topics? Wait, do you really believe they can turn around? Wake up, everyone, this is a knockout stage. Agreed, history won't repeat itself; it will only bet on the next trend. The decline of these projects has been doomed for a long time. There are many coins falling behind, FIL is a textbook example. Accepting reality is wiser than fantasizing about a comeback.

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SandwichDetector

· 01-07 14:37

Really, watching these coins drop like this, sometimes you have to admit that some projects are just fleeting, and there's no turning back. It's time to wake up, not all coins can take off again; the market is this cruel. FIL was so popular back then, and now no one talks about it anymore. History indeed will not repeat itself. New coins emerge endlessly, old coins are forgotten, this is the fate of the crypto market, there's nothing we can do. To put it bluntly, many projects have been on a downward slope since their launch; you just can't see it. But sometimes I also wonder, what if some "junk coin" makes a comeback, even though the probability is tiny. Wait, are those still holding on truly believing or are they just gamblers?

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NFTPessimist

· 01-07 14:32

I've said it before, waiting for a rebound is like waiting for the lottery. The worst off are those who got caught in FIL; they truly believed back then. New coins die every week, and yesterday's king has already become a joke today. This market is like a big wave washing away the sand; only the fittest survive. Are there still people bottom-fishing? I can't understand this move. Once a recession cycle begins, the chance of a turnaround is really slim. Good projects are indeed rare; most are just here to harvest the leeks. History doesn't repeat itself, it just rhymes. The crypto world is even more so. Human greed, huh? Knowing it's a trap, yet still jumping in. Entering these old coins now? They're even less reliable than the lottery.

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