Can community hype make or break a newly listed token like BARD?

[Cryptochiefprest]

 

Pepe coin has proven once again that community hype can send a token flying, no matter how much or how little fundamentals there are. Its wild swings keep showing us that in crypto, community strength is often as powerful as technology itself.

Now take the example of BARD, which just got listed on BingX for spot trading on September 18, 2025 at 11:00 UTC. For me, the timing couldn’t be more important. When a token lands on an exchange like BingX, it’s not just about the listing itself but about how the community responds to it.

If traders and holders start talking, sharing, and pushing the narrative, that hype becomes fuel. We’ve seen this with Pepe, Doge, and many others. On the flip side, without strong community involvement, even a good project can get overlooked.

That’s why I believe community engagement is the deciding factor for new listings. BARD’s success may depend less on the listing alone and more on how people rally behind it. In a market where hype often turns into momentum, it’s the crowd that gives life to a token after it hits the exchange.
What do you think, is community hype really the biggest driver for tokens like BARD?