Hawk has recently sparked quite a bit of discussion in the community. In simple terms, the project team positions itself as a challenger to SHIB, and this goal is quite ambitious.
Let's look at the specific plan: the first step is to surpass SHIB's market capitalization, which is a clear mid-term goal. Secondly, the project team also aims to have 100 million people worldwide holding Hawk tokens. Imagine if both goals can be achieved, that would indeed be a significant accomplishment.
What's more interesting is the project's promise. Before surpassing SHIB's market cap, the team solemnly states that they will not sell a single Hawk token. This kind of commitment clearly shows their long-term planning attitude. Such promises are not common among many project teams, so it's worth paying attention.
Of course, based on the project's ambition and commitments, it indeed reflects a broad vision. Whether it can ultimately be realized depends on market performance and community consensus.
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HackerWhoCares
· 3h ago
Is this another one aiming to overthrow SHIB? Sounds very familiar haha
No more promises of not selling, and a dream of 100 million holders... Nice words, but in the end, it all depends on the coin price
I've heard this spiel n times before, but since they dare to shout so loudly, it’s a bit interesting
Let's wait and see, anyway the retail investors never stop
Can Hawk do it? Feels doubtful
When will the moment of face-slapping come haha
Oh please, another ambitious project... Can it really have 100 million holders?
Promises not to sell? I've heard too many of these
Trust them less than trusting your own wallet
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AltcoinMarathoner
· 3h ago
nah the no-dump promise hits different tho... like mile 20 energy, everyone's talking big but actually hodling? that's when you see who's built for the marathon vs sprinting for quick gains
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SigmaValidator
· 3h ago
Another one aiming to surpass SHIB? I'm already tired of hearing this talk, but holding without selling is indeed a bit interesting. Let's see how long it can last.
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ChainDetective
· 4h ago
Not locking up tokens to avoid selling? I've heard this line so many times, and in the end, it's just a scam...
Pull yourself together, Hawk wants to challenge SHIB? Get the fundamentals right before making big claims.
100 million holders? Wake up, that number was probably just made up on the spot, haha.
The project can win just by not selling? I don't believe you, let's wait and see how they cut the leeks later.
Surpassing SHIB's market cap... why don't you talk about surpassing BTC? Anyway, it's all just a dream.
This promise sounds good, but what about in reality? We'll see.
Another "ambitious project," hype from the community is all talk.
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MEVEye
· 4h ago
Another project aiming to challenge SHIB. It sounds good, but whether it's reliable or not still depends on market validation. That promise of not selling is somewhat interesting, but I'm just worried the project team might change their tune later.
Hawk has recently sparked quite a bit of discussion in the community. In simple terms, the project team positions itself as a challenger to SHIB, and this goal is quite ambitious.
Let's look at the specific plan: the first step is to surpass SHIB's market capitalization, which is a clear mid-term goal. Secondly, the project team also aims to have 100 million people worldwide holding Hawk tokens. Imagine if both goals can be achieved, that would indeed be a significant accomplishment.
What's more interesting is the project's promise. Before surpassing SHIB's market cap, the team solemnly states that they will not sell a single Hawk token. This kind of commitment clearly shows their long-term planning attitude. Such promises are not common among many project teams, so it's worth paying attention.
Of course, based on the project's ambition and commitments, it indeed reflects a broad vision. Whether it can ultimately be realized depends on market performance and community consensus.