2026-01-06 12:40:24

#以太坊大户持仓变化 Another new MEME has appeared—SPURDO is attracting quite a bit of community attention.

It has been observed that behind this project is connected to the somewhat mysterious wallet address 0x74…fdea. Recently, the MEMEKATHON event surrounding it seems to have sparked a wave of enthusiasm, and there is also a derivative project called Goldfinger following the trend.

Interestingly, these types of MEME projects usually try to create a sense of buzz—whether through mysterious settings or promotional activities, they aim to attract retail participation and capital inflow. Such projects on $ETH chain are emerging one after another, each claiming to be the next "chosen one."

From the movements of ETH whales, major players are indifferent to these high-risk MEME projects. Whether these projects can truly find a path forward or just become another short-term hype game remains to be seen. Before participating, be cautious of projects that rely solely on packaging and marketing to sustain themselves.

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AlphaBrain

· 01-07 22:19

Another story about a mysterious wallet, I know this routine too well. Wake up, everyone. Even the whales are not moving, what are you following? The name SPURDO sounds a bit suspicious... No matter how fancy the MEMEKATHON event packaging is, it can't change the essence. Basically, it's just cutting retail investors. Goldfinger doesn't even bother to pretend to follow the trend. Wait, when whales are indifferent, it's usually the most dangerous signal. They see further than us. I really won't touch this kind of high-risk MEME anymore; the odds have never been in our favor.

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FloorPriceNightmare

· 01-07 14:25

Another mysterious wallet making small moves, I can memorize this routine easily. SPURDO is SPURDO, anyway, the whales don't touch it, so I don't need to say more. These kinds of projects rely on marketing tricks to deceive retail investors into taking the bait. The next one to be chosen? Hehe, what about the last one?

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Token_Sherpa

· 01-06 13:07

ngl the whale indifference here says everything... these tokenomics are basically just velocity traps wrapped in mystique lol

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Web3Educator

· 01-06 13:06

honestly? another mystery wallet, another "chosen one" narrative... fundamentally speaking, the whales aren't buying it and that's telling you everything you need to know right there

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ZenChainWalker

· 01-06 13:02

Another mysterious wallet hype, but the whales haven't moved, what does that mean? --- SPURDO, Goldfinger... one after another, I'm already bored with the aesthetics. --- Addresses starting with 0x are suddenly called mysterious once they pop up, oh no, can't take it anymore. --- Retail investors are always guessing whether the next one is a get-rich-quick opportunity, but the whales have already withdrawn. --- So, is it a genuine project or just another scam? We'll have to wait two weeks to find out.

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AirdropAnxiety

· 01-06 12:57

It's the same old trick again, mysterious wallets, MEMEKATHON, derivative projects... the same script every time. The whales are not moving, but retail investors are rushing in. Isn't this a signal?

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