2026-01-10 07:00:35

#密码资产动态追踪 Recently, any meme can be "minted" by the crypto community, someone’s life has to issue tokens, and someone’s emotions also need to issue tokens — how absurd is that? Watching a bunch of altcoins become gods overnight and then return to zero overnight, honestly, if this continues, the credibility of the entire industry will eventually collapse.

Instead of chasing these fleeting trends, I prefer projects with real community support. For example, Meme coins in the Ethereum ecosystem—those with actual development and community consensus behind them—are worth paying attention to. Conversely, coins that rely on a single hype call or a wave of emotion to launch and quickly break down will never have a follow-up story.

So, playing in this circle, you need to have a long-term vision — choose projects with community accumulation and continuous iteration, rather than being blinded by FOMO. Only then can you avoid falling into the cycle of harvesting the leeks. What do you all think?

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0xSoulless

· 4h ago

Nice words, but in the end, you're still being cut. Don't deceive yourself.

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MoneyBurnerSociety

· 17h ago

My so-called "stable loss-making strategy" is exactly like this. Every time I confidently vow to find projects with community backing, but in the end, I still can't escape the fate of being cut off.

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SchrodingerPrivateKey

· 17h ago

Drunk again, it's another era of "my daily life also needs to issue tokens" --- Community accumulation is important, but who cares now... everyone is just quick in and out --- The speed of falling below the price is as fast as the rise, this is the current crypto world --- I support projects with development +1, but the premise is to escape before the price drops --- Industry reputation? It’s gone long ago haha --- FOMO is easy to talk about, but when the market arrives, who can really withstand it --- That’s what they say, but I still take a look when the next air coin launches --- Having a community necessarily means there’s a story? Not necessarily, after the pump, the community still disperses --- Some meme coins in the Ethereum ecosystem are indeed causing trouble, but the cycle is too short

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ForkItAll

· 17h ago

Ha, another argument of "I see through the mortal world," said so easily. How many can truly persist? Altcoins are flying everywhere, but you also mentioned projects with community accumulation that have been heavily exploited... It's reasonable, but the premise is whether you can really distinguish which is "genuine accumulation" and which is "false prosperity." Deeply agree, but most people can't avoid being blinded by FOMO. This is not just playing in circles; it's clearly gambling on human nature. I appreciate your rationality, but honestly... most people enter the crypto space just to get rich overnight. All correct, but the question is, why don't you tell me which projects meet your standards?

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StakeOrRegret

· 17h ago

The speed at which these air coins are coming and going is almost as fast as delivery services. Really, each one is more outrageous than the last, and in the end, it's still the retail investors who are left holding the bag. Having a community is the key, but the problem is that most people simply can't tell what a "real community" is.

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0xSleepDeprived

· 17h ago

Honestly, air coins really deserve to die, but distinguishing projects truly depends on insight. Instead of nitpicking, it's better to find genuine communities—that's the real deal. 99% of depegged coins are just IQ taxes; don't touch them. Our circle is like this—some people get cut, and some people do the cutting. Projects built on community accumulation are the only ones that can survive the next round; others are just fleeting. FOMO is harmful, really. I've personally experienced several bloody lessons. The industry must clean up these trash coins for self-rescue; otherwise, credibility will be completely ruined. I really like projects that work quietly without much hype. Instead of constantly launching new coins, it's better to invest in a few reliable long-term holdings. I've heard this kind of nonsense so many times; in the end, they all drop from a few dollars to a few cents.

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