2026-01-04 11:24:07

Check out the on-chain burn data for BNB Card — it has already exceeded 119 million tokens. This volume clearly indicates how high the market participation is.

Many people regret missing the early opportunities with BTC, and that kind of regret can be quite heavy. The current question is, will similar opportunities appear again? Based on the pace of on-chain burns and the formation of global consensus, the possibility of breaking $1 is there.

The current price is at 0.001. What does this position really mean? Looking back, it is very likely the bottom of a historical level. But understanding this and truly seizing the opportunity are separated by two hurdles.

First is patience. Market shakeouts are routine, and you need to maintain the right mindset. Second is execution. Choose your chips carefully and hold steady, don’t be swayed by short-term fluctuations. If you do these two well, you might share the gains with big funds.

Opportunities always favor those who are prepared. This time, the logic behind the layout is actually very clear.

BNB-2,74%

BTC-2,68%

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SchrodingerPrivateKey

· 01-07 11:06

1.19 billion in burns sounds impressive, but how many people can actually hold on? Mindset, huh? Easy to talk about, but really tough to do. 0.001 to 1 USD? A shakeout is coming, and it's another psychological battle. Missing out on early Bitcoin regrets, I don't want to go through that again this time, but persistence really tests people. On-chain data looks good, but unfortunately, human nature always goes against the trend. How many people can truly remain unmoved at the "historic bottom"?

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TaxEvader

· 01-06 00:27

1. 1.19 billion tokens burned, huh... here comes another "historical bottom" statement 2. I'm tired of this rhetoric. I didn't buy the dip in early BTC either. Why do I think I can catch it this time? 3. 0.001 to $1... wake up, everyone. Is the excuse of a shakeout really that convincing? 4. Hold steady, keep your composure... easy to say, but you really need some spare cash to throw in. 5. Big funds following the trend? Why not say that big funds have already been lurking? 6. On-chain burn data looks good, but real gold and silver are poured in—that's the real test. 7. Those who are prepared... I think they are the ones ready to lose money. 8. Just 0.001, how long would it take to reach $1? Can you hold onto that thousandfold increase? 9. Forming consensus, breaking $1... every project has said this before. 10. Patience and execution, that's right, but who can guarantee this isn't a trap?

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FadCatcher

· 01-04 12:18

Destroying data may look intimidating, but to be honest, I've heard this kind of rhetoric too many times before. Don't rush to all in; people always say this at the historical bottom.

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MemeCurator

· 01-04 11:47

1.19 billion tokens burned sounds pretty scary, but the ones really willing to spend money are still that small group of people. By the way, at a price of 0.001... those claiming it's the historical bottom probably haven't seen the real bottom.

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BlockTalk

· 01-04 11:46

The destruction amount of 1.19 billion truly speaks volumes; market enthusiasm doesn't lie. The price of 0.001... reminds me of when BTC was mocked back then. Now, there are probably a lot of people regretting it. The key is to withstand the shakeout; don't let your mentality collapse at the first sign of volatility.

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RuntimeError

· 01-04 11:43

1.19 billion in burns does show some heat, but the gap between 0.001 and 1 dollar is 1000 times, and this bet is a bit risky.

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