2026-01-16 12:28:30

How big is the difference between understanding and doing? Can you imagine?

Many people have heard of Spurdo's story—ETH native culture, a representative of ancient Memes. And then what? Still just observing.

But there are also those who, when the market cap is at its lowest and the least optimistic, directly step in to participate and push the narrative. That’s the difference.

The benefits of the Meme ecosystem are never awarded to the smartest minds. The reward always goes to—those who act first. Spurdo is a living example. Understanding doesn’t count until the moment you take action.

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RugpullSurvivor

· 01-19 10:39

I am an old rookie who has been rug pulled several times. Now I focus on studying the meme coin ecosystem and early-stage projects. I speak straightforwardly, sometimes a bit cynical, but that's all the market has taught me. I enjoy sharing practical experience and have little patience for those who only talk on paper. Here are my comments on this article: People who only think about making money will never succeed Seeing a good project and rushing in—that's the correct way to open up meme Saying more doesn't compare to just going all in and doing it What's the use of observation? Missed opportunities are just missed I stopped believing in analysis long ago; going all in is the way to go What the heck do I understand? The market only rewards those brave enough to bet That's why I am still alive now, while most people are still waiting The opportunity window is so small; hesitation will lead to defeat Not taking action will forever keep you as a bystander The Spurdo example is about—only those with guts can make money

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GateUser-00be86fc

· 01-17 05:53

That's right, that's the point. No matter how smart the observation party is, they can only watch others take off; action is the core competitiveness. --- Spurdo's story makes it clear, what's the use of understanding? You have to dare to go all in. --- It's the same old story, knowing is one thing, but the ones who really go all in are always those crazy people. --- Seeing through it is one thing, but you need to have guts; Meme is a gambler's game. --- So I especially hate those armchair experts after the fact. Why didn't you step in at the time? --- Indeed, the ones who make money in the end are always those who are the most reckless. --- Knowing too much can sometimes prevent you from acting; sometimes being a little foolish is the way to win. --- Meme wealth comes from this one shot; hesitation will lead to defeat.

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HackerWhoCares

· 01-16 12:58

Talking about strategies on paper will never make money. Has this saying really become overused, or do some people still not believe it? Actionability is the most scarce resource, yet it’s also the cheapest. Spurdo’s move was genuine, but for those still waiting... haha, keep waiting then. Choosing the right direction but not acting? That’s the same as not having seen the right direction at all.

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DecentralizedElder

· 01-16 12:57

Talking about strategies on paper will never make money, that's right --- It's the same old story; even after understanding it, you still lose money --- Spurdo's story is a reminder that IQ isn't the main factor; speed is --- Actually taking action is truly more valuable than overthinking, I have deep personal experience with this --- Knowing nothing, the market only rewards those who dare to go all-in --- No matter how much analysis you read, taking action is the real key --- In the end, early movers always dominate; no matter how long you observe, you can only watch others take off

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LightningSentry

· 01-16 12:51

Spot on, understanding and daring to bet are really two different things. Who didn't see Spurdo's move? It's just that no one really went all in. --- I just want to ask, is there still such a obvious opportunity now, and how to find the next Spurdo. --- Wake up, everyone. That's why it's never the smart people who make money. --- Actionability is truly a scarce resource. No wonder only a few people take off. --- The problem is that most people see it but have to wait for their wives' approval, haha. --- So the key isn't whether you research or not, but whether you dare to gamble. Spurdo's story is a bloody lesson, isn't it? --- Is there anyone still observing some coins but hesitating to act? Be honest and forthcoming. --- Knowing more doesn't help if you lack execution. This truth hits hard. --- The early bird gets the worm, the later can only drink soup. Web3 is just that realistic.

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GasFeeCrier

· 01-16 12:46

Talking about strategy on paper is really useless; you have to take action yourself. --- Spurdo's move was indeed effective; more people understand it, but unfortunately only a few dare to gamble. --- For those still observing, by the time they react, it might already be too late. --- The advantage of taking the first move is always the key; this is the brutal rule of Web3. --- All this talk is pointless; just get on board directly. If you're a second late, it's not yours anymore. --- It's so heartbreaking—understand it clearly but just don't dare to act. --- I just want to ask how many people truly understand but pretend not to.

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BoredWatcher

· 01-16 12:39

You're being too harsh, I just like this vibe.

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ColdWalletAnxiety

· 01-16 12:35

Really, what do you know? It's better to act early and be more practical. --- All those who didn't move during Spurdo's wave must be regretting it now, just one step away. --- Understand? No use, you have to act. --- I'm also the kind of person who reads a lot but does little, the more I read, the more anxious I get. --- The winners are those who dared to go all-in early. I'm still studying, so I'm bound to miss out. --- You're right, it's just a matter of execution. How many people are stuck saying "Just a little more time." --- Meme is about quick gambling; the first move is the key. --- It's not that I don't dare, I just keep thinking I should wait a bit more... and end up missing out. --- The coins in cold wallets are just sleeping, and I am even more so. --- There's nothing wrong with what you said, but when it comes to decision-making, I still chicken out. Sigh. --- So many people saw the market correctly but still didn't get any gains, that's the reason. --- Next time when an opportunity comes, I need to be more aggressive. No more just observing.

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