The Bags narrative appears to be reaching its inevitable conclusion, with substantial casualties looming. While a handful of these tokens might cling to relevance once the hype cycle passes, the brutal reality suggests roughly 95% won't survive the coming weeks. The mathematics is unforgiving here—most lack any meaningful utility or fundamental backing. Anyone paying even casual attention to on-chain metrics and community sentiment would've spotted this trajectory months ago. The question isn't whether they collapse, but how quickly the market reprices them back to irrelevance.
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ForkPrince
· 01-18 00:21
95% to zero? I've seen through it long ago. Those who get in are just gamblers.
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WalletDoomsDay
· 01-17 19:36
I've already said it, a 95% wipeout is a conservative estimate; I'm betting on 99%... This meme coin bubble is more outrageous than any previous one.
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LuckyBlindCat
· 01-17 19:36
95% of the Bags are going to cool off, I already knew that. The question is, how long can the remaining 5% survive...
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PanicSeller
· 01-17 19:33
95%? I think this guy is a bit conservative. Honestly, it might need to be wiped out completely.
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ContractSurrender
· 01-17 19:30
95% of bags go straight to zero. This data is brutal haha, I saw it coming a long time ago, but no one listened.
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BlockchainFries
· 01-17 19:27
I've seen it all along, bags this round is just hot potato; when it's time to dump, no one steps in.
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SchrodingerWallet
· 01-17 19:22
I've seen through it long ago; this round of bag is just a trick to harvest the leeks. A 95% wipeout is not excessive; I even think it might be more brutal. On-chain data has long shown this; I can only blame my own greed.
The Bags narrative appears to be reaching its inevitable conclusion, with substantial casualties looming. While a handful of these tokens might cling to relevance once the hype cycle passes, the brutal reality suggests roughly 95% won't survive the coming weeks. The mathematics is unforgiving here—most lack any meaningful utility or fundamental backing. Anyone paying even casual attention to on-chain metrics and community sentiment would've spotted this trajectory months ago. The question isn't whether they collapse, but how quickly the market reprices them back to irrelevance.