Getting into the circle is interesting; a bunch of KOL accounts have @ETH@ after their names, and that vibe is like announcing some kind of identity verification.

Thinking about it carefully, this reflects two stages of market mentality. In the early days, it was truly fanatic—everyone was eager to write all their chips and ambitions into their nicknames, afraid others wouldn't know they were into crypto. Chasing hot topics, riding the wave—when a coin becomes popular, it must be included in the nickname, as if that could catch the market's glow.

Now? Flip through accounts, and this silly practice is basically gone. It's not that the circle has cooled down, but that everyone has grown up. After experiencing several bull and bear cycles, who would still write their bets on their face? Instead, those with real ideas prefer to stay low-key, focusing on actual value.

This change is quite ironic—the more people realize that true初心 (original intention) isn't about chasing the trend but about sticking to what can be seen further ahead.