2026-01-15 13:20:33

The most outrageous thing is that chasing the trend can really be addictive.

I heard my friend say "踏马" is coming, and I didn't think, I went all in. Turns out it really went up. But then I heard about Black Horse's success, so I had to follow. When I invested, I was full of confidence; when it fell, I finally understood what "bulls and horses" really means.

The most intense moment was when someone told me the next big hit was BOME, and I threw in my entire family’s funds. I didn't expect that after a turn, someone was hyping a new coin again. Up to now, even the project names are getting more and more ridiculous, but people are still chasing.

Playing this far, I started to wonder: is this really investing, or just a relay game? Money is flowing between various Meme coins, and retail investors are always the ones chasing gains and cutting losses. In the end, who really profits? It’s hard to say. Where is the game’s winner— is it the project team? Or is it us, the trend chasers?

BOME-5.93%

MEME-8.54%

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OnlyOnMainnet

· 6h ago

The part about the all-in-one package smashing BOME made me laugh out loud, so realistic. --- Basically, it's the gambler's mentality—once you make money, you can't stop. --- The project team has already been laughing all the way to the bank, and we're still here taking the bait. --- The most painful moment is when you finally wake up and realize you've been relay-racing for others all along. --- Chasing the trend is addictive; you can't quit. You can only wait until the losses hit. --- Why do I feel like I'm a regular at the leek farm? --- That BOME incident was real; you could hear the shattered dreams. --- So now the question is, how can I become the one making money? --- Even the project name is ridiculous, and people are still rushing in—that's just absurd.

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GasFeeNightmare

· 6h ago

Going all-in for the thrill, then losing everything and ending up in the crematorium. This BOME move directly made me realize something. --- Honestly, chasing Meme coins is just gambling, just disguised as investing. --- Wake up, the project team has long run away, and we're here picking up the pieces. --- The moment I threw the whole family into BOME, I knew this game was over. --- Relay game? No, it should be called "Pass the Flower," and whoever the flower falls to takes over. --- Who made money? It definitely wasn't us retail investors. --- Really, now even the project names are getting ridiculous, showing that the bubble has truly burst. --- Chasing one wave after another, in the end, all lost in chasing the wind. --- Investing? Bro, that's called gambling. I've already accepted my fate.

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RektButSmiling

· 6h ago

The whole package crashing BOME, I knew this game was doomed Hey wait, it's never us who make money Going all-in really can be addictive, why can't I stop? Damn, now I don't even need to look at the project name, just follow the trend and it's done Honestly, we're just machines feeding grain to the market makers

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FloorPriceNightmare

· 6h ago

The moment of going all-in is really exhilarating, but I regret it when I lose money. The part about smashing the family bucket on BOME is so true, it's a vivid example of self-cultivation as a naive investor. Honestly, retail investors' small earnings are all eaten up by transaction fees.

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