2026-01-06 23:27:06

By 2025, the price trends of some crypto projects still don't seem to fully reflect their actual progress and technological achievements. Taking the Solana ecosystem as an example, the performance data of certain DEXs are actually quite impressive.

For instance, Raydium—this is the first DEX on the Solana chain to surpass a $1 trillion trading volume. This number alone demonstrates what market recognition looks like. More notably, its tokenomics design: 27% of the circulating supply is used for buybacks, which is among the most aggressive buyback scales in the entire crypto market.

These data reflect the project's true operational capability and ecosystem contribution, but market pricing still seems to have not fully digested these fundamentals. For long-term holders, such data discrepancies are often quite meaningful.

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StrawberryIce

· 01-06 23:50

I feel that Raydium's data is indeed underestimated. What does a trillion in trading volume indicate? It indicates popularity. Raydium's buyback strength is really rare, with 27% of the circulating supply being repurchased. This is basically the most aggressive in the crypto space. Wait, isn't this a typical case of fundamentals being disconnected from the price? Anyway, I can't understand why such projects are still being hammered...

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ForkTongue

· 01-06 23:49

Raydium's 27% buyback scale is indeed aggressive, but is the market still sleeping? Wait... is this hinting that it's time to jump in now? Haha --- A trillion-dollar trading volume sounds impressive, but why is the price still so low? Feels like it’s always missing a catalyst. --- No matter how good the fundamentals are, someone has to buy. The Solana ecosystem's popularity isn't what it used to be. --- This aggressive buyback actually makes me a bit worried. Is the project team dumping tokens? --- Wait, is this data discrepancy suggesting it's undervalued or is there a problem? I always feel the market has its reasons. --- Did Raydium hold up? I’ve definitely bought some, but not much. --- The idea of long-term holders... sounds like they're advising me not to focus on short-term ups and downs. Forget it, I guess I have to accept reality. --- A 27% buyback sounds like the project team is trying to save itself. Is this a good sign or a red flag?

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BuyTheTop

· 01-06 23:43

Bro, Raydium's buyback effort this time is really aggressive, pouring in 27% of the supply. This is indeed rare in the entire crypto space. Wait, with a 1 trillion trading volume, why hasn't the price kept up? Is the market forgetting about it or is there another issue? Long-term holders should keep a close eye on this opportunity. The fundamentals are solid, yet the price is underperforming... I've been bullish on the Solana ecosystem for a while, and with Raydium's data coming out, I'm more convinced than ever. Why are so many good projects being undervalued, while a bunch of meme coins are skyrocketing in price? By the way, those of you holding without Raydium—what are you waiting for now? This discrepancy between fundamentals and price isn't an opportunity to buy the dip?

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GasFeeTherapist

· 01-06 23:42

Raydium's 27% buyback this time is indeed aggressive, but the problem is that retail investors can't see these data-driven price increases at all, so it's quite frustrating.

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LayerZeroHero

· 01-06 23:37

Raydium has indeed been underestimated this time. A DEX with a trillion-dollar trading volume still at this price level is truly outrageous. A 27% buyback effort is considered aggressive even in the entire crypto space, but the stock price remains the same? When will the market finally react? I've been optimistic about the Solana ecosystem for a long time. With such solid fundamentals, it still hasn't risen. I just can't understand the market.

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