2025-12-25 16:21:51

Seed tag coins are having a moment. $BIFI already pumped 80x, $ZBT hit 100%, but there's one sitting quietly—$HAEDAL. While the rest of the ecosystem tokens rallied hard, HAEDAL hasn't seen the same action yet. Could be worth keeping an eye on as the cycle continues.

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TokenAlchemist

· 11h ago

haedal's still underperforming relative to comparable protocol dynamics... either the market's being inefficient or there's some MEV extraction happening under the hood that's suppressing price discovery. worth monitoring the arbitrage surface before retail catches on tbh

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OnChainSleuth

· 12h ago

No way, HAEDAL might really be about to take off. Let's wait and see how it develops later.

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GasOptimizer

· 12-25 16:50

An 80x and 100% increase indicate rapid capital rotation. But HAEDAL hasn't moved yet, which precisely suggests either an overlooked opportunity or a deeper reason. It depends on what on-chain data shows—such as position distribution, trading volume, and market depth—to make a judgment.

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ZenChainWalker

· 12-25 16:46

Haedal's silent tickets are most afraid of trap setups before a pump... Watching others make money really makes you itchy.

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GateUser-26d7f434

· 12-25 16:46

Haedal, this silent guy... Will he really stand up, or is he just another forgotten pit?

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PrivateKeyParanoia

· 12-25 16:29

Why is this silent coin, Haedal, suddenly getting attention? I really can't hold back anymore.

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SmartContractPlumber

· 12-25 16:25

It sounds like the same old "silent potential coins" narrative again. BIFI 80x, ZBT doubling, but HAEDAL still no movement? I need to ask—has the contract been audited, and is the permission control in place? Many projects have exploded due to poor upgrade permission settings, leading to integer overflows or reentrancy vulnerabilities. I really don't recommend blindly chasing tokens without security audits backing them. The Ronin incident is still fresh in my mind.

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