Recently, I’ve started doing my old job again—farming. Today’s focus is on the Ethereum Gas series and the Renaissance project, which must be completed using X and Discord to follow the task flow. After messing around for a while, I realized that many of the tools I had stockpiled earlier are already outdated, so I had to repurchase new ones. A feeling suddenly arose—this is just like returning to the POW era atmosphere, where it’s all about who has more work effort and who’s more aggressive.



Coincidentally, today marks the one-year anniversary of a MEME coin issued by a certain prominent political figure. I remember that a year ago, this coin’s emergence allowed many people to achieve their wealth freedom dreams, though it also trapped a large number of later investors. The price has fallen from over $80 at its peak to $5 now, a decline of over 90%. The transfer of wealth is brutal—flowing from most retail investors’ accounts into the pockets of a few.

After going through this cycle, I understand that the essence of this kind of MEME coin is just a game of hot potato. Ultimately, it’s bound to go to zero, and it’s all just a bubble. The key is who can get in early and get out in time. Those who believe in this system will only end up as bagholders in the end.
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BlockDetectivevip
· 5h ago
Oh no, isn't this just the old game of hot potato? Falling from 80 to 5, this is the real crypto world. Profiting from the dip requires effort, but being smart is even more important. There will always be the most bagholders.
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MetaverseHomelessvip
· 5h ago
80 dollars dropped to 5 dollars, this is the fate of MEME coins The profit tools are ineffective again, need to reinvest... The grind kings really have it tough Basically, it's a game of hot potato; those who get in early make a fortune, latecomers suffer heavy losses This MEME coin has been around for a year, maybe it only lasted a year Tool fees, Gas fees, time costs... Is it still worth grinding? Just the daily routine of the bag holder, whoever is faster makes money The level of effort determines life or death; Web3 is all about comparing workloads
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GasWastervip
· 5h ago
It's the same old story, all tools are useless now Are you starting to take over again, brother? It's just a game of hot potato, you should have seen through it long ago The lesson from five bucks wasn't cheap More workload means more money? Haha The fast ones make money, the slow ones take the fall This is Web3, there's nothing more to say
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GateUser-bd883c58vip
· 5h ago
You still have to build your own toolchain to mine, it's really competitive these days. Another MEME coin falls from the throne, that's just how it is. Getting in early and getting out early in the morning isn't that simple. When tools fail, you have to redo everything, and the investment increases. How do you calculate this? A game of hot potato, the last one to take over is always retail investors. Is the POW era atmosphere back? The proof-of-work war is never outdated. From 80 to 5 dollars, it all depends on who can run faster.
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