2026-01-18 07:22:56

A 16x P/E valuation combined with an almost monopolistic market position is indeed a bit outrageous. Deep holders like DaBao have long seen through the value—when the competitive landscape has already taken shape and scarcity is evident, being cheap is the hard truth. The market always votes with its feet, but sometimes it takes time to verify the vision of those who truly understand the industry.

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governance_lurker

· 5h ago

A 16x P/E ratio is indeed a bit inflated, but with the monopoly structure in place, those who entered early are already making a fortune.

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LuckyBearDrawer

· 5h ago

16x P/E? DaBao really has a lot of patience; I can't wait that long.

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ser_ngmi

· 5h ago

16x P/E? Under a monopoly structure, it should have been more expensive long ago. This wave was indeed undervalued.

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LuckyBlindCat

· 5h ago

16x PE? Laughable, this is just waiting to be proven wrong. DaBao doesn't know anything, and those following the trend are all at a loss. Cheap ≠ profitable; it depends on who is taking the risk. I've heard the phrase "monopoly position" too many times, but what’s the result? Market voting still needs time to verify, which means there's no confidence. Buying early and selling late is better; this time I choose to wait and see. The scarcity has been overhyped; the truly valuable ones are in the hands of big V influencers. The prices are indeed outrageous, but who dares to take this position? Watching DaBao lose money is quite amusing, sorry to say it like that.

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