I just came across something pretty interesting—a guest speaker at a major exchange’s Blockchain Week event took the stage wearing a LUNC T-shirt.
The timing is quite intriguing. Wasn’t there a delisting rumor floating around recently? That made a lot of people nervous, with some even dumping their holdings and exiting. But now, seeing such a public appearance at a high-profile industry conference, it really doesn’t look like something that’s about to disappear.
What’s even more coincidental is the price trend. After the K-line bounced off the bottom, it barely pulled back and has been rallying aggressively. Is this emotional reversal because of the T-shirt incident, or was there already capital positioning in advance? Honestly, it’s hard to say.
Some people think this is an official signal—after all, being able to wear that T-shirt at such an event can’t be simple. Others believe it’s just opportunistic hype, riding the wave for attention. Those who sold early are probably regretting it now, while those who missed out are afraid of buying the top and getting stuck.
The biggest dilemma now is what to do next. If you chase it and it’s just a short-term sentiment play, you’ll be in an awkward spot if it pulls back. If you sit on the sidelines but there’s actually something big coming, you might miss out. Are the delisting rumors still relevant? How long can this rally last?
What do you all think about the T-shirt incident? Do you see it as a real positive catalyst, or just market sentiment? Is this a good entry point right now?
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ImpermanentPhobia
· 20h ago
This T-shirt incident is kind of disappointing, but it's not enough to turn things around.
Those who cut their losses must be feeling pretty bad right now, but it doesn't really indicate any substantial positive news.
It's just short-term sentiment hype, don't blindly chase the highs.
Who knows how long this can last—I'm just watching from the sidelines anyway.
I've seen through this a long time ago; you have to be even more cautious with these conference showcases.
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RamenDeFiSurvivor
· 20h ago
It must be really tough for those who sold at a loss, haha.
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GweiTooHigh
· 20h ago
Early bird offers really end up being a huge loss. Now I see the price going up but can't cash out. But can you really trust someone just because they're wearing a T-shirt? There are too many tricks in this space.
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OldLeekMaster
· 20h ago
Those who sold at a loss must be feeling really bad right now. But to be honest, things like T-shirts are often just a smokescreen—don’t trust them too much.
We’ve seen too many stories like this with LUNC. A rebound doesn’t mean a reversal.
Why does it feel like every time this kind of “signal” appears, it marks the beginning of a nightmare for those who sold at a loss?
Besides, if there were really going to be any big moves, they wouldn’t use something as vague as T-shirts. Wouldn’t an official announcement be more straightforward?
I get the psychology of chasing the highs—it just makes it easy to buy at the very top.
It’s tough to watch the price rise, but I still choose to wait and see. I’m afraid it’s a fake breakout.
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PanicSeller69
· 20h ago
Cutting losses, cutting losses, cutting fucking losses again. I heard there would be big moves but didn’t believe it, and now I totally regret it.
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GasFeeVictim
· 20h ago
Haha, this is hilarious, same old trick, how much can T-shirt marketing really be worth?
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Those who sold at a loss must be feeling terrible now, this is the joy of the crypto world.
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To put it bluntly, it's still just a game for bag holders. Signal? The next signal is you losing money.
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Not chasing anymore, every time this happens I get stuck holding the bag, I've learned my lesson.
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Wait, can this really hold up? Feels like a short-term pump.
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The official team has refuted the delisting rumors, but I really don't dare to buy at the top.
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GetRich!
· 20h ago
It's a very authoritative conference; it would be a joke if it were treated lightly.
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CoffeeOnChain
· 20h ago
Sigh, those who sold at a loss are probably smashing their keyboards right now. Can you really make a comeback just by wearing a T-shirt?
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No one can say how long this pump will last, I'm still waiting for a pullback.
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Don't let emotions take over, calm down bro, a T-shirt can't be a candlestick chart.
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To put it bluntly, it's just capital pushing up the price. What matters is whether there will be follow-up.
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Don't feel bad if you sold early, that's just crypto. Sometimes a T-shirt can change your fate.
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This move by the official side is pretty interesting—it's either a signal or just a farce.
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I think I'll wait and see how next week goes before making a move. Jumping in now feels risky.
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Those afraid of buying the top must be feeling the worst right now. If you missed it, you missed it.
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Listen to me, don't gamble on whether this T-shirt is an official signal—look at the data, that's what counts.
I just came across something pretty interesting—a guest speaker at a major exchange’s Blockchain Week event took the stage wearing a LUNC T-shirt.
The timing is quite intriguing. Wasn’t there a delisting rumor floating around recently? That made a lot of people nervous, with some even dumping their holdings and exiting. But now, seeing such a public appearance at a high-profile industry conference, it really doesn’t look like something that’s about to disappear.
What’s even more coincidental is the price trend. After the K-line bounced off the bottom, it barely pulled back and has been rallying aggressively. Is this emotional reversal because of the T-shirt incident, or was there already capital positioning in advance? Honestly, it’s hard to say.
Some people think this is an official signal—after all, being able to wear that T-shirt at such an event can’t be simple. Others believe it’s just opportunistic hype, riding the wave for attention. Those who sold early are probably regretting it now, while those who missed out are afraid of buying the top and getting stuck.
The biggest dilemma now is what to do next. If you chase it and it’s just a short-term sentiment play, you’ll be in an awkward spot if it pulls back. If you sit on the sidelines but there’s actually something big coming, you might miss out. Are the delisting rumors still relevant? How long can this rally last?
What do you all think about the T-shirt incident? Do you see it as a real positive catalyst, or just market sentiment? Is this a good entry point right now?