2026-01-17 21:11:13

The performance of the Tomato project is indeed worth paying attention to. Early investors who positioned themselves early have already enjoyed a wave of gains, and those chasing the trend later didn't miss the opportunity for a surge. But the real test comes after the FOMO emotions fade — only then can we see whether a coin is truly healthy.

Interestingly, during the two days when large projects like gas and ralph, with their continuous bloodsucking effects, were stepping on each other's toes, Tomato's volatility was actually quite small, remaining steady in the 18-20 range. This kind of resilience to decline already indicates several issues.

After the emotional wave cooled down, Tomato instead reached a new high of 32m. This shows that the market's recognition of this project has not wavered due to overall market sentiment changes. Personally, I believe this kind of trend path still offers some imagination for long-term bag holders.

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BearMarketBuilder

· 3h ago

The anti-drop capability is indeed impressive. While other projects are bleeding, Tomato remains stable, which is worth watching. Wait, is 32m real data? It seems like I didn't catch up. Early investors definitely made a profit, but now it's better to wait for a pullback before entering. Long-term bag? I don't believe this round can hold on for too long. Market recognition relying on a new high once is still too superficial.

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Layer2Observer

· 6h ago

The ability to withstand declines can indeed reflect certain aspects, but one point needs to be clarified—are the stability during the two days of 18-20 truly supported by genuine consensus, or is it a passive balance caused by insufficient liquidity? There is a common misconception here that is easy to overlook. --- From the source code perspective, the subsequent performance after reaching a new high of 32m is the key, and it’s still too early to draw conclusions now. --- An interesting finding is that many people equate the ability to withstand declines directly with project health, but these two are not necessarily equivalent and require further verification of fundamentals. --- In theory, once FOMO fades, things can indeed become clearer, but the market never follows theory, to be honest. --- The 32m level needs to be observed; don’t be blinded by emotional waves and this set of rhetoric. --- Considering all factors, long-term holders do have room for imagination, but the key still depends on whether subsequent trading volume and on-chain activity can keep up.

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Ser_APY_2000

· 01-17 21:40

Really, Tomato's resistance is incredible. While the big players are bleeding each other, it can still stay steady at 18-20. If that's not something special, what is... Wait, 32m new high? That's really interesting, it shows it's not just FOMO. The guys who bought early are probably laughing now. With this confidence, long-term holding might still have a chance.

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HodlKumamon

· 01-17 21:39

18-20 Deadly resistance and then breaking new highs at 32, this data model indeed seems to have some potential. Wait, during the days when gas and Ralph were疯狂吸血, Tomato was still so稳, which itself is a strong signal meow. Long-term holders should be very happy now, not being driven by emotions is truly a rare skill. Hugs to all bag holders, 熊熊 thinks this kind of trend logic is still worth following. If FOMO fades and it can still maintain such resilience, it is indeed healthy.

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MetaMaskVictim

· 01-17 21:32

The resilience is indeed evident. During the two days when the market was bleeding, it managed to stay steady at 18-20 without collapsing, showing confidence. Wait, a new high of 32m? I didn't see that, I need to check the K-line again. Early positioning was indeed rewarding, but those who chased afterward weren't cut off either. Such consensus is quite rare. Once FOMO fades, the true picture becomes clear. Tomato's recent move has been pretty good.

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