Are we the best? No one dares to say so. But look at those Meme coins that are now trending top. Who cared at the beginning? They were all mocked.
On our side, we have nothing — no VC backing, no fancy packaging, no woven stories. Just a blunt question in front of us: are we capable or not?
Don’t have to believe in our grand narrative; those are unreliable. What you need to do is actually very simple: just don’t miss the key moments. Many have suffered losses in Meme coins — either they entered too late or simply didn’t pay attention. Every time a small project rises, there’s always a group of people regretting not participating.
History always repeats itself. No one is optimistic at the bottom, but after it rises, everyone starts telling stories. If you want to succeed, you have to rely on your own judgment.
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PumpBeforeRug
· 7h ago
Really, I've heard this set of arguments too many times. No one at the bottom is optimistic about a rise; it's all just stories. The question is, how do you know this isn't the next one to go to zero?
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AirdropHermit
· 15h ago
Here we go again with this? Everyone's saying the same at the bottom, but once it rises, it's all armchair strategists afterward.
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CryptoCross-TalkClub
· 23h ago
Laughing to death, isn't this just a tutorial on how to become a "regretter"?
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How many times have I been burned at the bottom and still rely on my eyesight? My vision is almost blind.
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No VC, no story, I believe that part, just not sure if they dare to gamble.
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Every time they say don't miss out, I am the master of missing out, at a professional level.
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I've seen history repeat itself dozens of times, and every time I lose just as thoroughly.
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Rely on my own eyesight? Brother, my vision is just a money-losing GPS.
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This copy has some substance, but it easily makes me think of the feeling of being cut last time.
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liquidation_watcher
· 01-06 12:49
It's the same old story again. No VC, no VC. Just don't keep hinting that you're the next Doge.
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OnChain_Detective
· 01-06 12:39
nah hold up, let me pull the data on this one first. pattern analysis suggests classic fomo narrative wrapped in false humility—"no vc backing" yet timing feels suspicious af. wallet clustering shows typical rugpull signature pre-spike, fr fr.
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MetaverseVagrant
· 01-06 12:34
That's right, it all depends on who can hold at the bottom without selling off.
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NFTHoarder
· 01-06 12:27
That's right, during the bottom everyone is mocking, and when it really rises, it's all "I knew it all along," so funny.
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Another "Don't Miss" story, okay, let's take a gamble.
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No backing but feeling fresh, at least there are fewer tricks.
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History repeating itself? Hopefully this time I won't miss it again, just depends on luck.
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Rely on vision? My vision only sees missed projects, haha.
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No packaging, just more authentic. I like this raw feeling.
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The stuff at the bottom is the most valuable, the problem is how to know who is at the bottom.
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Instead of trusting narratives, it's better to trust your own judgment, but my judgment often fails too.
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Every time there's a project like this, I see a bunch of people saying "Regret not getting in," why am I not that lucky?
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The simplest things are the hardest, waiting until it rises to enter is always too late.
Are we the best? No one dares to say so. But look at those Meme coins that are now trending top. Who cared at the beginning? They were all mocked.
On our side, we have nothing — no VC backing, no fancy packaging, no woven stories. Just a blunt question in front of us: are we capable or not?
Don’t have to believe in our grand narrative; those are unreliable. What you need to do is actually very simple: just don’t miss the key moments. Many have suffered losses in Meme coins — either they entered too late or simply didn’t pay attention. Every time a small project rises, there’s always a group of people regretting not participating.
History always repeats itself. No one is optimistic at the bottom, but after it rises, everyone starts telling stories. If you want to succeed, you have to rely on your own judgment.