šŸ˜ÆBe cautious before deciding to sell your $HAMSTR tokens.

It may not be an easy choice, but it's crucial to consider the situation realistically. Many meme coins, such as Pepe, have demonstrated that even with a slow start, they can rise significantly within six months of being listed on Binance and other exchanges.

With $HAMSTR now available on Binance, you're probably weighing your options. Before making a decision, think about the factors that could affect your portfolio. The large supply of 120 billion tokens raises red flags, and the planned "Phase 2" reserves appear to be a strategy to keep holders while insiders benefit.

Distrust is growing due to how the project is handling community concerns, like unnecessary bans, which could lead to a major sell-off and a drop in price. The lack of excitement before the launch hints at possible risks, and if the initial price disappoints, holders may quickly sell their tokens.

Additionally, $HAMSTR doesnā€™t have real-world use cases, and concerns arise from the anonymous team, unclear roadmap, and poor communication. In contrast, tokens like $FLIP and $BONE provide clear purposes and active community involvement.

Personally, I'm taking a cautious approach and selling 85% of my $HAMSTR holdings. Holding onto it feels more like gambling than an informed investment decision. Reevaluate your position and try not to act on emotion. A price decline seems likely, so make thoughtful choices.

While many meme coins experience growth after an initial drop, often taking months to recover, this doesn't mean $HAMSTR is done for. However, itā€™s important to stay alert and adapt. History shows that meme coins can surprise investors even after periods of stagnation, so stay informed and consider all viewpoints before making a decision.