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ZENT has risen from 30k to 150k, and recently many people have followed suit. I am optimistic about it for several reasons: first, the chip distribution is very clean, with no obvious signs of a whale; second, the developers have not dumped tokens for a long time after the launch, which is a positive sign worth observing; third, it has adopted the Meteora protocol, which in itself indicates that the project team has some thoughtful considerations. Of course, there are also obvious drawbacks—the website clearly looks AI-generated, and the visual experience is average. More importantly, there is currently no clear indication of practical application scenarios or demand. This project is still in its early stages, with potential but also full of uncertainties. Continued observation of future progress is necessary.
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Developers not pouring liquidity indeed shows confidence, but I still need to research what Meteora protocol is.
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A 150k surge is so crazy, be careful of the bagholders' fate, brother.
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Those entering now are probably betting on a story behind it, otherwise it's hard to see any real use.
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Wait, no application scenario and still rising so high? What's the point?
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Playing with such early-stage projects is okay, but going all-in really requires careful consideration.
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Clean chip distribution ≠ won't dump, I've seen too many tricks like this.
Is the chip clean with no market makers? Hearing you say that, I'm a bit tempted.
But the webpage is AI-generated, which is a bit too rough. If you can't even produce a decent UI, what else can you expect?
The developer's lack of effort is obvious, but the application scenario is really a question mark, brother.
It's too early, the risk is too high. I'll wait a bit longer before jumping in... I might miss out again.
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The thing about AI-generated web pages is really hard to describe. If they can't even bother to make a decent website, how can they expect people to trust them?
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It's already 150k and you're still talking about early stage, so I have to ask, when exactly is the mid-term?
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Meteora protocol sounds impressive, but without practical application scenarios, that's the real weakness—just hype around concepts?
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Coins that follow the trend always end the same way, and this time is no different.
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Developers' attitude is fine, but the work speaks for itself; otherwise, it's all talk.
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The fact that there's no liquid injection is actually quite telling, indicating it's not the type rushing to cash out
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Meteora Protocol is pretty good, but the application scenarios are truly blank, is it purely hype?
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Early projects are like this, betting on whether someone will actually use it later. Currently, everyone is betting on probabilities
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Clean chip distribution is basic, but without actual application, it's a ticking time bomb. It depends on how the development team proceeds
There's no real application scenario here, just bragging about the Meteora protocol, which feels a bit counterproductive.
Go from 30k to 150k is indeed impressive, but since the webpage is AI-generated, I get a little nervous—must not have paid much attention.
Developers not pouring resources in is definitely a plus, but that can't feed you either.
Early-stage projects are just gambler's games; you need to keep the right mindset.