2026-01-08 23:24:21

Some folks watched a One Piece themed crypto presale get completely sold out in just 3 seconds, set to hit a 5M market cap at launch. Meanwhile, that $JJK coin couldn't hold momentum—it actually tanked below 30k right around when season 3 was supposed to generate hype. The contrast is pretty wild when you think about it: one project rides hype to instant sellout status, the other burns its narrative momentum when fans needed to pay attention most.

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CompoundPersonality

· 01-11 23:07

Sold out in 3 seconds? Ridiculous, the One Piece IP is just a money-making machine. $JJK's recent moves are really impressive; even with Season 3 out, they just couldn't get it right. This is called reverse harvesting, right? IP coins can make money, but relying on hype is extremely risky. Today's sellout might be tomorrow's zero. People jumping on the bandwagon should wake up; not every anime coin can take off.

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MetaNomad

· 01-11 21:41

Sold out in 3 seconds? That's unbelievable, are there really so many people rushing to buy in? --- The JJK coin situation really can't be held back anymore. The third season is obviously out, but the price still keeps falling. This operation is truly something else. --- When it's hot, it sells out in seconds; when it's not, it gets dumped. This is the normal state of crypto... --- One Piece definitely caught the trend, but I still find it hard to believe that it was truly sold out in 3 seconds. Are there any bots or something? --- The crypto world loves to play this game. Just package it with an IP to make a quick profit, then move on to the next project. --- Honestly, it still depends on who can tell the story well. JJK might have just lost its appeal.

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MoonRocketTeam

· 01-11 18:11

One Piece coins sold out in 3 seconds and can be directly launched, while JJK has burned through the atmosphere. --- That's why I say IP popularity needs to hit the right rhythm—one second early is a genius, one second late and you're just a chive. --- With a 5M market cap selling out in seconds, it's definitely a dopamine harvesting machine. Why hasn't JJK learned to ride the wave and keep the momentum going? --- Basically, it's the difference between installing the booster correctly and incorrectly—one jumps off the track, the other crashes to the ground. --- One Piece isn't lacking in popularity stock this time, JJK needs to figure out how to turn the momentum from Season 3 into a supply boost.

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BlockchainBouncer

· 01-10 23:48

Sell out in 3 seconds? Is that real? The mastermind behind this wave of One Piece really knows how to harvest $JJK that’s hilarious, Season 3 is here and it still drops... The team really didn’t think about riding the hype wave Compare and you’ll see the gap—some take off relying on IP, others get buried with IP

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SatoshiChallenger

· 01-08 23:52

Ironically, selling out in 3 seconds and dropping 30k are just two endings of the same story.

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CryptoWageSlave

· 01-08 23:50

Sell out in 3 seconds? How crazy is that? Why didn't I catch it? That coin from JJK is really awesome. Season 3 actually caused a dump, hilarious. One is riding the IP boom to the end, while the other has ruined the story himself. Crypto is like this—anything can skyrocket if there's hype.

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down_only_larry

· 01-08 23:49

Sold out in 3 seconds? That’s so magical, I missed it.

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ReverseTrendSister

· 01-08 23:43

Sell out in 3 seconds? How many people must have coordinated? That wave of One Piece fans is indeed crazy. The JJK coin operation is brilliant. Season 3 is here, yet it can't gain traction. That's outrageous. As for IP coins, it all depends on popularity. Without heat, they just fade away.

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