doggerel
The currency circle is unpredictable, and the ups and downs are like bungee jumping.
The double-edged sword of contract leverage, once the position is bursted, tears stain the clothes.
Copycat air coins are flying around, and the white paper is bragging.
Exchanges often explode with thunder, and assets turn into plaster in the blink of an eye.
The iron fist of policy suddenly tightened, and the leeks wailed all over the field.
The master shouts not to be gullible, and the group is in a hurry to act.
Spare money to invest in the bottom of the heart, stud is easy to go to the rooftop.
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All my buddies around me are telling me to play Texas Hold'em instead of messing with contracts.
They say my poker skills are way better than my trading skills.
I've actually been winning lately,
but this advice still doesn't sound quite right.

Before ICOs were banned,
those acting as proxy investors would get coins at 0.5, then resell them for 1 or even 2.
Dozens or even hundreds of projects in a single day.
Groups multiplied like crazy to build communities.
Some would even promise to issue coins verbally and collect money in advance.
I was scammed like this myself.
With things developing like this, how could the country not crack down?
Now, there are always contract profit screenshots,
live streams for traffic,
even promoting rebates and recruiting new users at schools.
Every platform is flaunting wealth like crazy,
creating the il

If you take enough wrong paths, you'll eventually find the right one.
The value of a KOL isn't in traffic, flexing, showing off gains, hyping meme coins, or shilling projects.
It's about
build, build, build
Providing the right direction and promoting real value.
Everything else is secondary.
When you put aside the urge to make quick money and focus on creating content, the money will come naturally.

There is currently a high-pressure situation in the country.
To be honest, it's quite sad.
The future of any industry depends on education.
After so many years of development,
crypto has made countless ordinary people wealthy,
yet most outsiders' understanding of blockchain is still limited to Bitcoin.

It’s a bit difficult for a memecoin to make 100 million in a year,
but if you have the following tools, making 10 million is still very possible.
1. You need a platform that can collect the world’s trending events daily and automatically extract the hottest keywords.
2. You need an on-chain data platform where you can search by keywords, and tokens are sorted by release time, trading volume, number of trades, number of smart wallets involved, etc., so you can quickly and accurately identify memecoins with the highest potential.
3. You need a tool that provides data charts of keyword discussion

I can do the whole traffic-chasing thing too,
but after a while, it just feels pointless.
When I notice everyone around me starting to do the same thing,
playing the same game,
I always want to break out of that circle.
For example, when everyone is focused on investment research and writing content,
I’ll often create some jokes or eye-catching stuff to entertain everyone—
just to do something different.
But when everyone starts going all out for traffic in their own ways,
I actually want to share real experiences and write some practical content.
I always want to be someone who’

I can't figure out why no one is playing with meme coins on the Ethereum chain anymore.
In the past, gas fees were hundreds of dollars per transaction,
and there were tons of people aping in.
Now, it's almost deserted.
What caused this?

This year, I’ve truly lived up to my fans.
No signal calling, no drama, no gossip, no bandwagoning, no rumor-mongering.
I’ve done everything I can to provide you all with emotional value.
I played for a year and lost over $1 million.
I made all the trades myself, took on all the gains and losses on my own.
But I never led any of you to lose a single cent—that’s the achievement I’m most proud of this year...

Take a look at the infrastructure projects you consider high-quality and well-endorsed:
Movement, Berachain, Somnia.
All claim to be revolutionary,
but in reality, they’re just cutting down retail investors.
Recently, the daily revenue of these public chains is less than $1,000,
probably not even as much as what you earn.
Do you still believe in so-called institutional endorsements, massive fundraising, or technological revolutions?

There are no tracks or products in this round that can connect to web2 traffic.
The last round included DEFI, NFT, and blockchain games.
These can attract ordinary investors and trading community traffic.
And after a round, these tracks have all died out.
Not feasible, lacking value representation, all just bubble speculation.
Stock fund game
The ones who make money are all smart people.
Most people have turned u into real currency.
The rest are all chives in disarray in the wind.
In the past, I heard that this was the last round of the fake bull market.
The first reaction is that it seems imp

If you want to make money, please engrave the following words in your heart.
Don't expect anyone to make money for you.
Don't tell anyone: there is a money-making opportunity that will take me.
When you have value, others will proactively tell you their passwords.
Because he hopes to gain benefits in exchange from you.
When you have no value, others have the password and won't tell you even if you ask.
I made real money without relying on anyone.
It is all about relying on oneself.
When you think about relying on others to make money for you.
will become slack, lose interest in stu

Some thoughts...
For blockchain to develop further, it must popularize knowledge points in plain language.
I have read the white paper of a project before.
The white paper contains a page that says: words that even a three-year-old can understand.
to analyze their project's technical advantages, application scenarios, and market potential
The current white paper is being honest.
The more sophisticated it can sound, the more sophisticated it is.
All of it is stuff that retail investors can't understand.
Only programmers can understand the underlying technical logic.
Can ordinary people