If you've been following JIX recently,
You will likely see three types of voices repeatedly appearing:
"Having dropped so much, how much further can it go down?"
"With such a small market cap, it can easily double back to break even"
"The main forces cannot possibly abandon their chips, right?"
I'll put the conclusion at the forefront:
👉 The most dangerous aspect of JIX is not its weakness,
But it perfectly fits all the characteristics of 'looking very safe' in the Slow Bear.
1. What does JIX resemble the most now?
Like a 'coin that has already dropped completely'
If you look at the market, you'll find several typical signals:
Prices have been declining for a long time and then plateaued
Volatility decreases
Transaction volume shrinks
Community starts to quiet down
The shouting has noticeably decreased
At this time, most retail investors will automatically draw a conclusion:
"Selling pressure is gone, what's left are die-hard fans."
But in a slow bear market, this judgment is often wrong.
Two, the most common illusion in a slow bear market:
"No one is selling = it won't drop further"
This is a very deadly logical fallacy.
The real situation is often:
👉 It's not that no one wants to sell,
But rather - it has already stopped selling.
Liquidity is gone
Fund recovery withdrawal
Large funds do not look at all
Thus, the price enters a state:
No need for selling pressure, it can slowly 'collapse' downwards.
JIX is now very close to this stage.
Three, the core issue of JIX:
It is neither an 'emotional coin' nor a 'functional coin'
You put JIX into the current market structure and look:
Not a meme (no sustained meme-creating ability)
Not infrastructure (no rigid demand)
Not a platform coin (no protective subject)
Not an old coin (no historical anchor)
So what does it rely on to survive?
👉 Relying on 'having risen before.'
And in a slow bear market,
"Once was" the least valuable asset.
Four, why JIX is particularly easy to attract 'bottom-fishing funds'?
Because it simultaneously meets four psychological incentives:
Low price → illusion: large space
Deep decline → illusion: risk has been released
Small market cap → illusion: easy to pull
Few information → illusion: underestimated
These four points added together,
This is precisely the combination with the highest probability of losing money in a slow bear market.
Five, a cruel reality:
In a slow bear market, a coin with 'no story' is worse than a coin with 'shattered stories'
The coin of shattered stories:
At least been liquidated
At least emotional clearing
At least forming a new chip area
And something like JIX:
No new narrative
Also no clear bearish news
Just 'slowly no one is mentioning it'
The problem is:
👉 Did not complete 're-pricing.'
Price does not drop to reasonable,
But rather drops to 'no one is discussing'.
This in a slow bear market,
Not a bottom signal, but a risk signal.
Six, why the main force in a slow bear market is the least eager to pull JIX?
Because pulling it makes no sense.
You think about something from the perspective of the main force:
Pull BTC → have ETF narrative
Pull ETH → have macro hedging
Pull SOL → have risk appetite
Pull meme → have emotional diffusion
Then what about pulling JIX?
👉 Pull for whom to see?
No new users
No narrative amplifier
No relay funds
In a slow bear market,
What the main force fears the most is not being able to pull it,
But rather - pulled but no one picks it up.
Seven, the most real state of JIX currently:
Price 'stabilizes', but value 'hovers'
This is something many people do not understand.
Price stagnation ≠ safety
Volume contraction ≠ bottom
Community quiet ≠ strong consensus
Very likely just:
👉 The market is temporarily unwilling to price it.
And 'not priced',
Often more dangerous than 'low price'.
Eight, when is JIX likely to have another opportunity?
I won't say nonsense to you,
There are only three possibilities:
Extreme emotional market
The entire market mindlessly pulls small coins
Strong narrative connection
Being forcibly labeled with new hotspots
Passive event stimulation
Upwards / Restructuring / External force pushing
But note, none of these three are the 'slow bear main line',
But rather game-type opportunity.
👉 Not configuration logic, but speculation logic.
Nine, my core judgment (very important)
I give you a very straightforward statement:
JIX in a slow bear market,
More like a coin that 'consumes time and mentality',
And not a coin that 'slowly gives you opportunities'.
Its real risk is not a crash,
But rather:
👉 Makes you hold it long-term, but constantly miss truly structurally advantageous targets.
