Cyber Monday vibes hitting different this year. With the market showing some interesting moves, I'm curious—what's on everyone's shopping list? Any gems you're eyeing or tokens you're doubling down on during this dip? Let's hear what plays you're making.

I flipped through the accounts in the early morning, and my mindset collapsed.
Last month, after working day and night to make some earnings, I found that it still couldn't keep up with the drop of a certain mainstream platform token I hold.
Now it's settled, I have become the "Guardian of the Coin" myself 💂‍♂️

Looks like we might be hitting a local top now that the bird app is bringing Polymarket into the fold. Classic buy-the-rumor-sell-the-news vibes.

Picture this: any other blockchain hits its one-year token generation event milestone, and suddenly the entire community acts like the project owes them a fat airdrop.
Wild how we've normalized this mindset, right?
Like somehow participating in a network or holding tokens automatically entitles everyone to free money just because 365 days passed. Try applying that logic to literally any other asset class and watch people look at you sideways.
The entitlement is real. Projects ship updates, build infrastructure, survive bear markets—but if there's no airdrop at the TGE anniversary? Instant ra

So a project drops 0.118 tokens per wallet when total supply hits 10 billion? That's wild.
Do the math—that's literally 0.00000118% of the entire supply. For early supporters who stuck around, this feels more like a slap than a reward. Makes you wonder if they even care about building community or just farming engagement.
When airdrops become this stingy, it's not generosity. It's performative distribution. Projects forget that trust isn't built with dust—it's earned through respecting the people who showed up first.

Here's something wild: a content creator just won a lawsuit against a major platform after getting banned by their AI system. Plot twist? His account STILL isn't back.
Dude fought the legal battle, got the verdict in his favor, and yet the platform hasn't lifted a finger to restore access. Makes you wonder—if winning in court doesn't guarantee your rights, what protection do everyday creators really have?
This isn't just about one guy's channel anymore. It's exposing how fragile creator rights are when algorithms call the shots and companies drag their feet even after losing legal fights. The

Q4 wrapping up in 31 days. What a wild ride PI had this year! Time to kick back for the holidays and gear up for what's coming. Moon? That's just the starting point for PI in 2026.

Ever notice how some folks slap a .eth domain on their username and suddenly think they're crypto royalty?
Just witnessed another classic case. These ENS badges have become the new status symbol, but not always in a good way. Sometimes it feels less like decentralized identity and more like a flex that backfires.
The irony? True Web3 builders are usually too busy shipping products to worry about their Twitter handle decorations.

Alright, I'm throwing in the towel here. The bears have been relentless and honestly? They've earned this round. Can't keep fighting this downtrend anymore—time to accept reality and adjust positions accordingly. Sometimes the market humbles you, and this is one of those moments.

New week, new opportunities in crypto.
Every market cycle reveals a pattern:
Some traders wake up with a game plan.
Others just scroll and chase whatever's pumping.
The difference? One group shapes their Monday. The other lets Monday shape them.
Which player are you this week?

The recent market data is really puzzling.
Last week, the gaming sector suddenly took off, and this week the wind has shifted to semiconductors, with coal inexplicably surging in between... It's completely impossible to guess which sector will rise. The trick is to lure retail investors in, and then take profits one round at a time.
The sector rotation is absurdly fast, and I can't keep up with it. After thinking it over, it's still more reliable to farm some profits; at least the risks are controllable.
I've recently been following a project, and from the token distribution pl

A couple of days ago, my childhood friend suddenly reached out to chat with me.
"Have you made any money in the crypto world lately?"
Me: "I've lost a lot, brother."
He asked what I bought, and I said ORDI.
"ORDI? What is that thing?"
"Inscriptions, well..."
Before he finished speaking, he interrupted directly: "No wonder you're losing money! This kind of deadly thing, who else would it trap?"
I tried to explain: "You can understand it as something similar to Bitcoin..."
As a result, he was even more confused: "Didn't Bitcoin rise to hundreds of thousands each? Then you should have

Last week? Rock solid. Weekend even blessed us with a monster pump.
This week though? Are we bouncing back hard, sliding into a correction, or just getting a quick bear fake-out?
Drop your take below.

Another inexplicable airdrop case has emerged – this time the protagonist is Rayls Labs.
To be honest, after such a long time of on-chain interactions, it’s the first time I’ve seen such an operation. The Airdrop from the Galaxy platform gives each person 0.11 tokens, which is worth 0.02 dollars at the current price. That’s right, two cents.
The number 0.11 looks quite impressive at first glance; those who don't know might think it's BTC. But when you check the price, it's just a letdown.
What's even more outrageous is that a while ago, registering for this airdrop required a 1

I used to dive into campaigns with one thing on my mind: task lists, point systems, reward pools. The usual drill.
Then I spent some time with Genome Protocol. Something shifted. Now I catch myself pausing before jumping in, asking different questions entirely. It's less about grinding tasks and more about... well, whether this thing actually makes sense to explore. Weird how one project can flip your whole approach to these campaigns.

November momentum never faded.
While markets stayed cold, Avalanche builders kept their heads down and shipped relentlessly.
The result? A community that doesn't just survive bear conditions—it thrives in them.
We've compiled 50 ecosystem developments from last month that prove the point.
Did we overlook something? Drop it in the comments.

Bear Market Survival Handbook, some hardcore advice:
Any account with the name "币圈XXX"? Definitely block it. Those so-called mentors who charge fees for trading? Don't hesitate. And those bloggers who claim to always make a profit can basically be seen as a joke.
When encountering simple problems, try to solve them yourself first—Google it or directly ask AI. There is really no need to waste time on people who understand nothing and have piles of questions.
After completing these operations, your information flow will be much clearer. Purification starts with oneself!
By the way, regarding

Finally cracked the Top Quacker achievement on that chain activity tracker.
The whole grinding process? Actually pretty addictive. Spent way more time than I should've chasing those on-chain metrics, but hey—watching the progress bar fill up hit different.
Now it's time to dive deeper into the alignerz community. The vibes there seem solid, and I'm curious what's brewing next.

That 300M grant allocation sounds pretty hefty. Anyone know the distribution timeline? Curious how they're planning to roll this out across the ecosystem.

Q4 wrap-up done. First time I actually sat down to review how this whole year played out.
Didn't go the way I mapped it out, honestly. No CT explosion happened. Fantasy Top legend status? Not quite. And I skipped the whole "tweet every hour for engagement" grind. But looking back at where things actually landed...