2025-12-11 11:30:42

#加密生态动态追踪 Three years ago, that 1 million, how much is left today?

Just look at this data to understand. The 1 million invested in FIL is now only 80,000. ICP is even worse, down to 30,000. EOS has managed to hold onto 250,000, making it relatively resilient. LUNA was cut in half to fifty cents. XCH and STEPN are now only 20,000 and 50,000 respectively, basically wiped out. As for FTT, it's gone entirely.

This is not just storytelling; it’s a true reflection of the crypto market. Over three years, the same principal invested in different sectors yields vastly different returns. Some projects have collapsed, some are still struggling to survive, and some have already exited.

Ultimately, the risks in the crypto world are laid out plainly in front of us. Project cycles, market sentiment, technological iterations—any problem in these areas can turn investments into nothing. Those coins that once seemed to have endless potential are now textbook examples of cautionary tales.

FIL-4.03%

ICP-3.42%

LUNA-12.32%

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SybilAttackVictim

· 12-13 21:36

Oh my God, FTT is gone just like that, this is my 2021 I still can't get over the 30,000 RMB I invested in ICP If I had known, I would have all-in on EOS, at least I would still have some left LUNA dropped from 5,000 RMB to 50 cents, truly a nightmare level Honestly, the crypto world is just a casino, the odds are never on your side Looking at these data makes me regret, why didn't I withdraw everything back then FIL only has 8% left, how much mental resilience does that require XCH and STEPN are basically jokes from last year Now seeing these project names, I just want to criticize, they are too good at scammy money

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failed_dev_successful_ape

· 12-13 00:42

Watching FIL drop from 1 million to 80,000... this is my blood and tears story, haha LUNA, I still haven't recovered... FTT is completely gone, it's a level of social death EOS is still holding up, considered a conscientious project I just want to ask, how can ICP drop so much? It's a miracle that it's still alive In three years, it went from millions to single digits, the crypto world is really crazy Those whose prospects were touted as unlimited, now all serve as cautionary tales, ironic With this level of risk, some still go all-in on new tokens? I really don't understand STEPN went from explosive popularity to fifty cents, it's too dreamy In the crypto world, there's no such thing as long-term holding, only getting trapped and cutting losses

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Frontrunner

· 12-12 20:40

Damn, FIL dropped from 1 million to 80,000, this is my blood and tears story of 2021. I sold my ICP long ago. Watching others still holding on really makes me feel exhausted. What is EOS in terms of resilience? It's all relative tragedy. That Luna... don't even mention it, it's a direct social death. I also played STEPN, and it feels like the whole project is just a game of hot potato. It's deserved that FTT is gone; SBF's scheme has scammed everyone. Really, in the crypto world, it's just a gamble on the project team's integrity and luck. Bad luck is just like this. I'm now holding only Bitcoin and Ethereum, I don't look at anything else.

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SnapshotBot

· 12-11 12:00

Damn, FIL went from 1 million to 80,000, this is my blood, sweat, and tears story. LUNA at five cents made my eyes hurt to watch. Who could have predicted back then? FTT is completely gone, truly heartbreaking. SBF's move really trapped a lot of people. Remaining 250,000 EOS is considered good, at least not a total wipeout. Choosing a project is like gambling; it's impossible to predict. ICP has only shrunk to 30,000? I remember the issuance price was quite high. Why didn't I put all in EOS back then? Now I regret it to death. XCH and STEPN are also jokes—one failed due to a technical direction, the other collapsed due to a model. Do you dare to chase new coins now, everyone? This article is too heart-wrenching. In the crypto world, there are no eternal winners, only the next sucker.

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LiquidationWizard

· 12-11 11:56

Watching FIL drop from 1 million to 80,000, I recall the grand promises of that year; now they have all become jokes. That LUNA incident was truly incredible, feeling like it went straight to zero. Who would have thought? ICP shrank to 30,000? I thought it was gone long ago, but surprisingly, it's still alive. Making money depends on luck, losing money depends on skill; that's really how the crypto world is. FTT is gone, FTX is gone, it feels like the entire era has ended. That's why I now only dare to stick to mainstream coins; the rest can go to hell. EOS is still alive today, which is a bit surprising, but that's it. Three years, a hundredfold to a hundred percent—that's the true picture of the crypto circle. After seeing this data, I quietly transferred all my money out. It's too frightening.

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AirdropBuffet

· 12-11 11:50

Looking at this set of data, I only want to say one thing: this is the daily life of the crypto world, who hasn't been liquidated before. FIL went from 1,000,000 to 80,000, it's truly incredible. The hype back then was intense, and now the drop is equally fierce. I've never understood the ICP project, 30,000 is already considered high. The stories of LUNA and FTT have become legends—one went to zero, the other exploded, perfectly illustrating what risk really means. So, no matter how hot the track is, you have to look at the project itself. Don't go all-in just based on the story. It's good that EOS managed to keep 250,000; at least it didn't completely collapse. Once again, it proves: if you dare to enter the crypto world, you must be prepared to lose everything. This lesson is deeply profound.

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SchrödingersNode

· 12-11 11:46

That's why I always say don't all in on a single coin; diversification is the key to risk management. That LUNA incident was truly incredible, falling from the altar to hell; FTT was even directly wiped out, choosing the wrong track is more deadly than anything. ICP, once a top trend, now only has 30,000; isn't that ironic? EOS is still a decent old project. So, for those still going all-in now, think about these data points. Honestly, who hasn't stepped into pitfalls over the past three years? The key is how to cut losses afterward. The most heartbreaking thing in crypto is that the once steadfast technical vision has been brutally beaten into market reality. FIL, from 80,000, can still be acceptable; but if it’s something like STEPN that gets completely wiped out, I wouldn’t be able to laugh. Do your homework, control your position size; otherwise, you’ll just be waiting to be taught a lesson.

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4am_degen

· 12-11 11:46

Really, seeing FIL drop from 1,000,000 to 80,000 just makes me think of the madness back then. Are people still buying the dip now? I remember LUNA very clearly, it just collapsed. FTT was even more outrageous and simply disappeared. That's the crypto world. ICP is only 30,000? Wow, how are the believers living now? EOS can still hold at 250,000, which is pretty good, at least it hasn't gone to zero completely. Some coins have already exited the market. I haven't touched XCH and STEPN, and it seems I didn't get it right. The feeling of watching your investment go down the drain must be so painful. Three years, choosing the wrong track is the result. No matter the technological iteration or market sentiment, it's all about gambler mentality deciding everything. Looking back at these data now, they are vivid lessons. Who would have thought back then? This is the crypto world—some get rich overnight, others lose everything. Nothing more.

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PleaseShowThe7-DayBa

· 12-11 11:44

btm. urff, TrustNote, and many others. Many coins have been delisted directly. Previously, many BTM holders looked down on Sun Yuyang's coins, but the coins that Sun cut are now still worth around $2 each. Changxia's coins have dropped to zero, along with many old coins. The main tokens, Auntie and others, have fallen by 99%, making no difference from zero.

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GateUser-4f7d6fd7

· 12-11 11:34

No hair at all

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