The biggest problem with $PONS isn't the collapse in revenue or the fading of the meme season—it’s that too many people are bullish, and the consensus is too strong. Although everyone is complaining due to the price drop, most are actually trying to buy the dip. Burns are just stories; price pumps still rely on whales. Whales aren’t philanthropists—if the washout isn’t thorough, they won’t pump anytime soon, and might even abandon it entirely. If it ever recovers, it’ll likely be after a long, drawn-out washout and a new whale takes over. Right now, everyone—including me—is saying they’re buying at $0.3 or $0.2. But will the whale let so many people scoop up the bottom and get us all out of our losses? The stronger the consensus and the more praise there is, the worse it is for $PONS—FUD is actually the cure. Prepare for long-term holding at low levels; if I’m wrong, I’ll admit it. My entry at $0.66 has already been halved—I clearly made a mistake by entering when everyone was excited, just to hand my position to the whales and early large holders. Rob may be strong, but $PONS doesn’t have to be—it’s just one ecosystem project on the Rob chain. I’ve seen countless “king” projects in the past that seemed incredible at the time, yet none survived the test of time. I’m retracting my earlier claim about buying the dip—I might, or I might not. Altcoins are still altcoins—they’re gambling. Always use only funds you can afford to lose; never go all-in. What you think is a sure thing often turns out exactly the opposite—and every time I’ve lost big, it’s been for this exact reason. But this time, I won’t lose everything, because I didn’t go all-in. 🤣