2025-12-30 10:22:12

The Spring Festival zodiac concept project Red Horse Red Sheep has been quite interesting recently. Combining zodiac linkage and dividend mechanism dual settings, the market capitalization surprisingly reached 110k, but the Twitter buzz does not seem to correspond with the discussion volume—this contrast is indeed quite eye-catching. The question is: Is this explosive data due to the offline promotion team’s efforts, or does the dividend model itself attract a wave of targeted players? From a mechanism design perspective, the zodiac theme easily generates topics, and the dividend promises can retain users, making the combined approach quite reasonable. It's just that the disconnect between market enthusiasm and the actual number of holders is worth pondering in terms of the underlying logic.

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wagmi_eventually

· 4h ago

Market cap of 110k, but the enthusiasm is so cold, it's indeed a bit strange. The dividend model probably attracts only old investors who don't bother to tweet. Projects based on zodiac concepts release ten new ones a year—who can remember them all? Silence on Twitter = no real consensus; relying solely on offline events won't last long.

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LayerHopper

· 4h ago

Market cap of 110k, no buzz on Twitter? That's just ridiculous. Typical data inflation, and no matter how good the dividend promises are, it takes real money to back them up.

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LadderToolGuy

· 4h ago

Market cap of 110k but the hype can't be boosted? Isn't this a typical case of pump and dump hype? --- The dividend mechanism sounds good, but in the end, it all depends on whether real money is flowing in. --- I've seen the combo of zodiac themes + dividends too many times. Every time they say to hold long-term, but what’s the result? --- Offline team efforts can push it to 110k? Then the fact that Twitter remains silent is indeed suspicious. --- The number of holders doesn't match the market cap—that's the problem... a routine of shifting funds around. --- The promise of dividends sounds nice, but how many actually get paid? That's the real key. --- Jumping on zodiac trends during the Spring Festival is nothing new. What is supporting the 110k market cap? --- The disconnect between hype and data boils down to one thing: no one truly believes in this. --- Attracting targeted players? I think it's attracting targeted leeks (newbie investors). --- The biggest risk with dividend mechanisms is that no one cares anymore. That's the current situation.

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OnChainArchaeologist

· 4h ago

Market cap of 110k but no buzz on Twitter? That's just ridiculous, feels like there's something going on. The dividend mechanism is indeed attractive, but are there really that many people holding? This zodiac concept of Red Horse and Red Sheep... honestly, it's getting a bit tiring, and here we go again with the dividend scheme. The feeling of making money quietly offline, with such low popularity, is a bit suspicious. Market cap of 110k with this level of buzz? The data looks a bit too strange... The zodiac + dividend combo punch is an old trick, but the contrast here is indeed interesting. Could the number of holders be far less impressive than the market cap suggests? Another dividend and zodiac combo, but it's still that same money-grabbing logic.

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ImpermanentTherapist

· 4h ago

A market cap of 110k with such low enthusiasm—this is a classic case of whale and retail game theory... No matter how attractive the dividend model is, someone still has to take the bait.

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PonziDetector

· 4h ago

Market cap of 110k, but the enthusiasm is so cold? To be honest, this ratio doesn't feel right... Is the dividend mechanism just a bluff or real money, time will tell.

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