Think about it differently: the juiciest risk-adjusted returns rarely hide in what everyone's chasing. They're in yesterday's forgotten corners—coins people abandoned when they pivoted to the shiny new thing. Attention rotates, hype dies down, but the old catalysts? They're still sitting there, waiting to catch the market off-guard. That's when forgotten opportunities tend to strike hardest, pulling eyes back to assets nobody was bothering to watch anymore.
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MultiSigFailMaster
· 9h ago
Old coins really turn around, and forgotten projects can actually launch a surprise attack
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NeverVoteOnDAO
· 9h ago
Honestly, I've heard this "underdog comeback" argument too many times... Every time, it's about bottoming out forgotten coins, and what happens? They still end up being the fastest to die.
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DegenGambler
· 9h ago
This argument is quite strong. Forgotten tokens suddenly turn around, and no one can prevent it.
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CoffeeOnChain
· 9h ago
NGL, the forgotten cryptocurrencies are really bouncing back fiercely. Those former main players are now lying on the ground waiting for a chance to scoop up the bargains.
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UncleWhale
· 9h ago
Old things are most fierce when they turn around; don't just focus on new coins.
Think about it differently: the juiciest risk-adjusted returns rarely hide in what everyone's chasing. They're in yesterday's forgotten corners—coins people abandoned when they pivoted to the shiny new thing. Attention rotates, hype dies down, but the old catalysts? They're still sitting there, waiting to catch the market off-guard. That's when forgotten opportunities tend to strike hardest, pulling eyes back to assets nobody was bothering to watch anymore.