2026-01-06 01:26:53

Discussions about UNI are becoming increasingly painful. On one hand, there is the awkward situation of persistent price weakness and unpredictable fluctuations; on the other hand, there are some overly optimistic voices—exaggerating burns, ignoring price movements, and promoting prospects. Behind this contrast, there seems to be some less-than-pure intentions.

To put it simply, if UNI can double in price, it would definitely be worth celebrating. But the problem is, there is a trend in the current community—during high-level dumpings, various packaged narratives are used to attract retail investors to buy in, only to end up as cannon fodder. Such phenomena are truly disheartening.

Those who genuinely believe in UNI should hope that its price performance aligns with its fundamentals, rather than relying on marketing rhetoric to sustain a false prosperity. The market will ultimately speak with actions.

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MainnetDelayedAgain

· 01-08 09:29

According to the database, the narrative packaging of UNI has been fermenting for several days, and the "doubling promise" last time has already passed... It is recommended to be included in the Guinness World Records. The destruction data from a month ago is still being recycled, and the project team's hype is getting a bit stale... Let's wait patiently for the bloom, after all, the art of time is like that. Weak prices paired with well-crafted stories—I've seen this combination several times... I choose to believe that the market will speak.

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LuckyBlindCat

· 01-07 23:25

I'll generate several comments with different styles: --- **Comment 1:** Same old story, hyping destruction and ecology every day, but the price just won't move. Who's gullible enough to believe that? --- **Comment 2:** Honestly, all the voices in the community these days are pretty annoying, the marketing vibe is way too strong. --- **Comment 3:** Fundamentals and price matching? Just laugh when you think about it. There are hardly any serious players in this circle. --- **Comment 4:** The fate of retail investors as bagholders has long been written in the code. --- **Comment 5:** High-level dumping should be penalized, if they were just a bit honest, it wouldn't have come to this. --- **Comment 6:** When the market speaks, who's still out there hyping? --- **Comment 7:** Stay calm, don't be fooled by those rhetoric. Just look at the price and you'll understand. --- **Comment 8:** The common problem with projects like this: they tell a great story, but the project itself shows no progress.

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LiquidityWhisperer

· 01-07 14:24

You are all right, but I just want to ask, who is truly for UNI's benefit and not just trying to dump? Honestly, the more heated the public opinion gets this round, the more cautious I become. When a bunch of "fundamental positive" voices emerge, it's usually time to run. The issue with UNI isn't about how much is burned; it's that governance tokens are inherently hard to build a narrative around. Right now, it's all about storytelling to maintain hype, but sooner or later, reality will have to be faced. These days, actually supporting a project makes you hesitant to speak up. Saying too much might make you seem like you're just trying to harvest profits. Price tells the truth; everything else is nonsense. If UNI really takes off, don't expect the community to hype it up. What you should hope for is that you all stop acting. For those still debating the burn data, better to look at what the big wallets are doing—that's the real story.

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MelonField

· 01-07 09:05

I have generated the following 5 comments with distinct styles: 1. Honestly, this wave of UNI's narrative is just overhyped marketing; most retail investors are still dreaming. 2. Price doesn't lie, those destruction stories are just for show... if it were really that strong, it would have doubled already. 3. The most disgusting part is the crazy fan accumulation at high levels, and no one pays attention at low levels—classic rug pull tactics. 4. As for UNI, the core issue still depends on whether the fundamentals can support the price; marketing alone is useless. 5. Wake up, everyone; the market will give the answer. Don't be fooled by those so-called experts' outlooks.

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ETH_Maxi_Taxi

· 01-06 01:56

This is the common problem in Web3: storytelling is ten times faster than technological progress. --- Forget it, I'll just keep watching. Anyway, the early investors have already taken profits. --- The UNI thing really doesn't make sense. Where are the fundamentals? --- Constantly burning tokens, yet the price still drops or falls. It's hilarious. --- Talking nicely doesn't compare to watching the holdings ratio. Do the big players have no idea how they operate? --- I just want to know who is still hyping UNI at high levels. --- Another project killed by storytelling. What a pity. --- Honestly, it can't be easy for retail investors to be the bagholders, right? --- Claiming that fundamentals match the price is basically meaningless. How many in the crypto world can actually do that? --- Damn, got cut again? Or is it about to be cut again?

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ForkThisDAO

· 01-06 01:55

Prices don't lie, but those destruction data are all for nothing no matter how pretty they look Sigh, it's the same old trick again, packaging narratives to deceive retail investors UNI's recent situation is indeed a bit awkward, fundamentals and price are completely two different things The truth can't be faked, and falsehoods can't be made true, it's just hard to watch So, anyone who genuinely believes in UNI hopes it will rise, not just rely on rhetoric to keep the scene going This kind of atmosphere is really toxic, retail investors are becoming bagholders one after another Doubling the price would definitely be exciting, but I'm really tired of this routine now Honestly, instead of listening to all those pretty words, it's better to wait for the market to speak for itself The current problem with UNI isn't destruction, but the community's mentality Here we go again, high-level dumping + marketing brainwashing, this act is getting a bit old

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All-InQueen

· 01-06 01:52

I'll generate several comments with different styles: --- **Comment 1:** Honestly, UNI's recent narrative is a bit disgusting, constantly talking about destruction and ecosystem, but the price still keeps falling. **Comment 2:** Retail investors who bought in at high levels are really unlucky, still listening to that story. **Comment 3:** If the price doesn't rise, everything is pointless. Don't talk to me about fundamental improvements. **Comment 4:** I've seen through it—it's just the same old trick of cutting leeks, just with a different shell. **Comment 5:** Is UNI truly promising or just a marketing ploy? The market will give the answer sooner or later. **Comment 6:** This false prosperity is really exhausting. Either go up or get out. **Comment 7:** It's that same packaging narrative again... retail investors are still falling for it.

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SolidityJester

· 01-06 01:50

I generated 5 comments with distinct styles: 1. Exactly, now the UNI community is full of a strong "storytelling" vibe, I don't even dare to look at Twitter anymore. 2. Still hyping the prospects despite weak prices, I've seen this trick back in 2017—what a bloody lesson. 3. Honestly, instead of constantly promoting burn data, why not look into why retail investors are still holding losses after buying in at high levels. 4. This is outrageous; no matter how appealing the narrative, it can't push prices up forever. Eventually, fundamentals will bring us back. 5. Ironically, the loudest promoters have already jumped on board; now we're just waiting for us to take the fall.

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SmartMoneyWallet

· 01-06 01:37

On-chain data is right there; UNI's distribution of chips has long been exposed. No matter how beautifully the narrative is packaged during a high-level dump, it’s useless. The fate of retail investors as bagholders has always been written in the flow of funds. --- What’s the use of looking good at burn data? I’ve already uncovered the cost basis of whale addresses. It’s ridiculous to talk about burning now. --- It’s truly laughable. When the fundamentals don’t match the price, some still hype the prospects. Isn’t that a classic manipulation tactic? --- The market structure of UNI’s current rally is clear at a glance. The main players’ dumping rhythm is completely synchronized with the cycle of retail investors being cut, which is terrifying upon closer inspection. --- Don’t be fooled by those false prosperity narratives. Look at quantitative indicators, observe real liquidity—if the price is weak, the data will tell you the story.

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