2026-01-11 16:24:49

Many cryptocurrencies' rises and falls depend entirely on hype and manipulation, but there is more to the recent rise of $DN.

I initially started paying attention to DeepNodeAI not because of the price, but because of anomalies in DIVE's data. Request counts are skyrocketing, active addresses are increasing sharply, and badge minting volume is also exploding. These are all tangible on-chain data—nothing to lie about.

When I looked back at $DN's performance, I realized that the market has actually been quietly re-evaluating this AI network.

Currently, it’s consolidating between $1.4 and $1.5, but in just two days, it’s almost touching $2. The underlying usage is there, and the price is moving accordingly—this is the real demand-driven momentum.

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ProbablyNothing

· 16h ago

On-chain data doesn't lie, I agree with that, but are you sure this round isn't smart money laying the groundwork for the next round of selling? Pumping is easy, but sustainability is the real challenge. Hmm, is the sharp increase in minting good news or should we be cautious? It depends on who is minting. $DN at this pace is interesting, not just a hype call. Real demand-driven growth would be more solid; I'm just worried that the data looks good but the exit is quick. Pushing to $2 in two days? We need to see if the fundamentals can hold up.

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StealthMoon

· 01-11 16:50

On-chain data doesn't lie, this is the real signal. --- DN this time is truly different; the DIVE data explosion clearly indicates it. --- From 1.4 to nearly 2 dollars in just two days? Genuine demand is driving this, no suspense. --- I prefer this kind of price increase supported by fundamentals, much more reliable than just hype. --- Active addresses, request counts, and mint volumes all surged; the market is just lagging in pricing. --- Honestly, once I saw such abnormal on-chain data, I started paying attention; the price came later. --- When the underlying usage increases, the price naturally moves with it; the logic is simple. --- This is what really matters; don’t always focus solely on candlestick charts.

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CounterIndicator

· 01-11 16:49

This is what I love to see—the on-chain data is the real deal, the kind you can't just hype up.

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ApyWhisperer

· 01-11 16:48

On-chain data doesn't lie, I agree with that, but can $2 really hold steady? --- DIVE data soaring is indeed something, much more reliable than those purely hype-driven calls. --- Wait, two days from 1.4 to nearly 2? Is this genuine demand or just another round of hype? --- Honestly, when I see both request counts and active addresses rising together, I know $DN is different, it has substance. --- Underlying usage driving the price—that's the right way. Finally seeing a project that isn't just air.

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LiquidationHunter

· 01-11 16:46

On-chain data doesn't lie, I agree with that. But going from 1.4 to 2 dollars in two days, we need to watch out for a dump later. --- DIVE data's surge does look solid, but I don't know how long this wave can hold. --- Real demand driving... sounds good, but it feels like another "discovered" story. --- Active addresses and mint volume both rising, this is indeed more reliable than just shouting buy. --- Is 2 dollars really just around the corner, or is it another mirror dream? It depends on whether we can hold 1.5. --- The underlying usage volume can't support prices forever rising; we need to see if there are new application scenarios coming up. --- It looks like institutional accumulation is quietly happening. We should remain cautious about the market re-pricing signals.

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ConsensusDissenter

· 01-11 16:35

On-chain data doesn't lie, I agree with that. But is breaking $2 for $DN really just a matter of time? It feels a bit overly optimistic. Are there really that many people using it? Or is it just another wave of capital driving the market? The data is rising, but what about the conversion rate? The surge in mint volume is definitely a signal, but I want to see how much heat it can maintain in half a month. There are many such cases in history. From $1.4 to $2 in two days... that's a pretty rapid pace. Be careful, the one catching the bag might be yourself. However, if on-chain activity is truly continuing to grow, then it's worth paying more attention. At least it's more reliable than those who only shout without action.

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BearMarketBuilder

· 01-11 16:27

On-chain data is the real deal. This wave of DN is indeed different. Calling for pump and dump schemes has become boring; we still need to look at actual user numbers to speak. The number of DIVE requests is so strong, it shows that people are really using it. From 1.4 to 2 dollars in just two days? That's a bit outrageous but not impossible. The underlying activity is here, whether the price skyrockets or not, it's understandable.

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DefiSecurityGuard

· 01-11 16:25

hold up, actually ran the contract audit on this one. those on-chain metrics? yeah, they're real, but DYOR on where the liquidity's actually coming from. seen this exact pattern before - usage spikes right before the honeypot reveal. not saying rugpull, just saying... check the function calls. not financial advice tho.

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