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Why i went from extremely bullish on $PAID to bearish. and it really comes down to one question: where does the actual demand for $PAID come from? the fee distribution tech is cool. automatically sending fees to someone without them needing to launch, claim, or even participat
update: i’m bullish on $PAID again. after conducting another 6 hours of extensive research (the price went up) i have concluded that every concern in my previous post was irrelevant. just bought back $4k. my fundamentals change with every candle. please respect the analysis.
the $PAID bullish double titty formation didn’t play out and unfortunately we’ve lost nipple support what happens next? i see only two scenarios left if we reclaim the neckline, the tits are back on the table and we resume sending if we keep moving lower, we’ve officially entered the bearish dick formation — historically this pattern ends with holders getting shafted personally i’m watching for strong ball support before adding technical analysis is a science.
Why i went from extremely bullish on $PAID to bearish. and it really comes down to one question: where does the actual demand for $PAID come from? the fee distribution tech is cool. automatically sending fees to someone without them needing to launch, claim, or even participate is genuinely interesting. but cool tech ≠ token demand. if the person receiving the fees has zero reason to acknowledge the coin, promote it, hold it, or even care that it exists, what keeps people buying after the initial narrative wears off? holders aren’t receiving the fees. the recipient can just collect the money. and unless that recipient actually gets involved, you’re basically trading on the hope that eventua…