What's the paradox here? A quality token gets hyped and pumps to 100k–200k, then everyone starts saying the same thing: solid project, but the price is too steep right now. So they wait. And wait. But then—how do we ever create multiple million-dollar runners if everyone's sitting on the sidelines waiting for a better entry? The FOMO kicks in once price starts moving, but by then people regret not getting in. It's that classic tension between not wanting to chase pumps and not wanting to miss the move. The market keeps cycling this way: early believers diamond hand, late arrivals wait for dips that might never come. Question is—does this mentality actually hurt liquidity in the long run?