2025-12-27 07:27:46

Recently, there is a phenomenon in the market worth paying attention to— the reversal of altcoins might be happening earlier than expected. However, don't pick randomly; it's better to prioritize those old coins that have withstood market tests.

By observing recent capital flows, it can be seen that altcoins related to certain leading public chain ecosystems are quietly attracting investment. Application tokens like $LISTA and $FORM are clearly favored by funds, and even $TST, an old meme coin, is leading in holding its value. The performance of other classic meme coins like Mubarak is also quite good, reflecting that smart money is strategically deploying in the market.

Currently, market funds are indeed limited. Choosing the right direction can help you have a good year, while choosing the wrong one might only result in falling behind. Therefore, instead of blindly chasing new coins, it’s better to explore opportunities among proven old coins and ecosystem tokens, which can increase the success rate.

LISTA6,26%

TST-3,54%

MUBARAK2,81%

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AirdropAnxiety

· 9h ago

Really, old coins are indeed more stable this time. Smart money has already started to position itself. But with LISTA and FORM, are you really paying attention to the fundamentals? Instead of stressing over new coins, it's better to focus more on the veteran players in the ecosystem; the probability is higher. Choosing the wrong coin means staying in the same place; only by choosing the right one can you truly make money. The $TST anti-dip performance is still worth repeatedly analyzing.

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MetaNomad

· 9h ago

Old coins are indeed stable, but smart money is all about eating the ecological dividends. I've long been optimistic about projects like LISTA; their resilience is truly different. Chosen workers, if you pick the right one, you get to eat meat; pick the wrong one, you just get soup. It's that simple. $TST is still holding up, indicating that market consensus is still there, and that's enough. Instead of chasing new coins, it's better to study the ecosystem; the risks are much lower.

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LiquidationSurvivor

· 9h ago

Old coins are the real deal; new coins are just playgrounds for bagholders. LISTA and FORM are indeed interesting this time; smart money has already been lurking there. Don't let FOMO cloud your judgment; choosing the wrong direction can be really painful. I see TST resisting declines, but I feel I need to observe a bit more. Rather than betting on new coins, it's better to hold onto those with solid fundamentals. Surviving is the most important.

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UnluckyLemur

· 9h ago

Old coins are indeed stable, but I still got caught by $LISTA once before. How can I trust it this time?

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airdrop_huntress

· 9h ago

Smart money is positioning itself; we should follow and profit. Stop chasing new coins, really.

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mev_me_maybe

· 9h ago

To be honest, old coins are indeed safer, but what are those smart money doing? --- Can LISTA and FORM keep up this time, or is it just another routine of cutting leeks? --- Is the reversal coming early? Why am I still losing? I was told old coins are resistant to drops. --- With limited funds, you need to be more selective. Betting right means gains, betting wrong means losing everything—no middle ground. --- Is TST really resistant to drops? My bag is still at the floor. --- Instead of trusting smart money, it's better to analyze the fundamentals of ecosystem tokens yourself. --- Old coins are indeed stronger than chasing new ones, but it depends on which ecosystem. Not all old coins are worth bottom-fishing. --- Why can't I see the capital flow this time? Or is my vision just too poor? --- Whether the year will be good depends on choosing the right coins. That sounds too risky. --- Finding opportunities is fine, but the prerequisite is to clearly distinguish between real opportunities and traps.

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