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Holding $DOGE 105.8K USDT
$DOGE
Dogecoin and ICP—of course, both are cheap.
Right now, $ICP:
Around $2.05 (very close to my target price of $2.02)
This is a position I’ve waited a long time for.
And $DOGE :
It’s also sitting right at a multi-year low.
The one thing DOGE is best at is: when everyone thinks it’s “done,” “too weak,” “underperforming compared to everyone else,” it suddenly launches a fierce rebound.
And the one thing ICP is best at is: when many people feel, “With such great technology, why isn’t it going up?” it keeps grinding for a very long time.
These two coins, exactly, represent two completely different market logics.
#ICP #DOGE
Dogecoin and ICP—of course, both are cheap.
Right now, $ICP:
Around $2.05 (very close to my target price of $2.02)
This is a position I’ve waited a long time for.
And $DOGE :
It’s also sitting right at a multi-year low.
The one thing DOGE is best at is: when everyone thinks it’s “done,” “too weak,” “underperforming compared to everyone else,” it suddenly launches a fierce rebound.
And the one thing ICP is best at is: when many people feel, “With such great technology, why isn’t it going up?” it keeps grinding for a very long time.
These two coins, exactly, represent two completely different market logics.
#ICP #DOGE
$ICP
Dǒng really is kind of stupid…
To respond to a fact that makes yourself look like a fool, and even reward someone with 7,500 ICP—what a waste. With that time, you might as well burn more ICP. I’m truly speechless.
Dǒng really is kind of stupid…
To respond to a fact that makes yourself look like a fool, and even reward someone with 7,500 ICP—what a waste. With that time, you might as well burn more ICP. I’m truly speechless.
$ICP , the total number of tokens has already reached 556 million.
It only increases and never decreases—burning and deflation is really that bad, huh?
It only increases and never decreases—burning and deflation is really that bad, huh?
Take time back to November 2025: BTC hits new highs—when ICP surges.
Cloud Engine was just announced, Mission70 had just begun to be discussed, and Caffeine had just made its first appearance. Many AI projects haven’t actually launched yet.
In other words, the market is trading expectations—not execution.
So:
When the price reaches around $10, capital starts to take profit.
Now what we should really ask is:
Will future ICP be stronger than the ICP of 2025?
If the answer is: no.
Then $10 may not even be reached.
If the answer is: yes.
For example:
* Mission70 truly improves Tokenomics;
* On-chain transaction volume continues to grow;
* Cycle Burn keeps increasing;
* Enterprises and developers keep entering;
* Influential applications begin to emerge;
* The market re-evaluates ICP;
Then even if BTC is only at roughly the same price as in 2025, ICP could break above 2025’s highs due to its own valuation expansion.
So I won’t say that ICP will definitely reach $10.
My view is:
If over the next two years, ICP fundamentals are clearly stronger than in 2025, and the market also enters a mid-cap altcoin bull cycle, then there is logical support for breaking above the $9.849 prior high from 2025. But if fundamentals don’t improve noticeably, even if BTC makes new highs, ICP could still trade in a range of $5–$8.
This is also why I’ve been emphasizing watching on-chain data, not just BTC price. What ultimately determines whether ICP can surpass the previous cycle’s high isn’t one variable—Bitcoin. It’s the combined effect of Bitcoin × ICP’s own fundamentals × market capital preference.
$ICP
Cloud Engine was just announced, Mission70 had just begun to be discussed, and Caffeine had just made its first appearance. Many AI projects haven’t actually launched yet.
In other words, the market is trading expectations—not execution.
So:
When the price reaches around $10, capital starts to take profit.
Now what we should really ask is:
Will future ICP be stronger than the ICP of 2025?
If the answer is: no.
Then $10 may not even be reached.
If the answer is: yes.
For example:
* Mission70 truly improves Tokenomics;
* On-chain transaction volume continues to grow;
* Cycle Burn keeps increasing;
* Enterprises and developers keep entering;
* Influential applications begin to emerge;
* The market re-evaluates ICP;
Then even if BTC is only at roughly the same price as in 2025, ICP could break above 2025’s highs due to its own valuation expansion.
So I won’t say that ICP will definitely reach $10.
My view is:
If over the next two years, ICP fundamentals are clearly stronger than in 2025, and the market also enters a mid-cap altcoin bull cycle, then there is logical support for breaking above the $9.849 prior high from 2025. But if fundamentals don’t improve noticeably, even if BTC makes new highs, ICP could still trade in a range of $5–$8.
This is also why I’ve been emphasizing watching on-chain data, not just BTC price. What ultimately determines whether ICP can surpass the previous cycle’s high isn’t one variable—Bitcoin. It’s the combined effect of Bitcoin × ICP’s own fundamentals × market capital preference.
$ICP
$ICP
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Your server may have already gone rogue - DFINITY spent five hundred million bucks proving this.
I haven't been keeping tabs on DFINITY for a while now.
It's not that they did a bad job, it's just that it's too hard to understand. Think about it, a project claiming to be a 'world computer' since 2021, and most people's reaction is: huh? World computer? So what's my laptop, a neighborhood computer?
But now they don't call themselves a 'world computer' anymore.
They changed the name to 'sovereign cloud platform.'
That name change is pretty clever, like a thirty-eight-year-old guy who last year said he was a 'freelancer,' but this year he's calling himself a 'curator' - he might still just be scrolling through his phone at home, but now his business card looks good.
It's not that they did a bad job, it's just that it's too hard to understand. Think about it, a project claiming to be a 'world computer' since 2021, and most people's reaction is: huh? World computer? So what's my laptop, a neighborhood computer?
But now they don't call themselves a 'world computer' anymore.
They changed the name to 'sovereign cloud platform.'
That name change is pretty clever, like a thirty-eight-year-old guy who last year said he was a 'freelancer,' but this year he's calling himself a 'curator' - he might still just be scrolling through his phone at home, but now his business card looks good.
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