2026-01-09 11:20:29

Back in 2011, when Bitcoin was only 9.9 yuan each, the market was already divided into two factions. Some people were quietly accumulating, while others were loudly claiming it was a complete scam. And now? One Bitcoin is worth 800,000 yuan.

In 2015, when Ethereum first launched, its price was less than 3 yuan. Some people sold their houses to go all-in, while others watched coldly, watching it rise tenfold and still hesitant to buy. Today, Ethereum is almost soaring to 28,000 yuan.

This pattern is quite interesting. The obvious opportunity is right in front of us—those who are optimistic remain optimistic, and skeptics remain skeptical. This is always the case in every cycle—faith and doubt always coexist.

So what about 2026? Some new projects claiming to be part of the Web5.0 ecosystem have a token price of only $0.0000000295, and the same drama is playing out again. Some see this as the next hundredfold opportunity, while others scoff, saying it’s just an air coin. Who is right and who is wrong? Only time can tell.

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MevHunter

· 01-11 14:01

Still the same old saying, cheap things are often the most easily overlooked. It's the gambler's mentality at play again; low-priced coins tend to make people get carried away. I'm already tired of the term Web5.0; truly valuable projects have long since emerged. History always repeats itself, but the bullets in the wallet are limited.

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GasWaster

· 01-11 09:03

Honestly, reading articles like this just makes me think of the times I got trapped... I was also convinced by people about the future of Web3, and now I'm still eating dirt.

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GweiObserver

· 01-09 11:50

Oh no, it's the same old story, so on point Wait, Web5.0? I haven't heard of it, is this thing reliable? History always repeats itself, but wallets don't People who bought Bitcoin for 9.9 yuan must be feeling great now, as for me Coins with zeros after the decimal point, is this really different this time? Faith recharge is worth it, but don't go all in, brother The next hundredfold coin is right under my nose, but I didn't dare to buy in, incredible Time will give the answer, but my wallet can't wait It's good to be optimistic, but you still gotta leave some room for backup

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SmartContractDiver

· 01-09 11:48

Now, these ultra-low-priced coins are really not worth gambling on. They may seem cheap, but they're actually traps. If you ask me, history always repeats itself, but gamblers' wallets won't keep recharging. It's the same old story, let's talk again in 2026. Anyway, I don't dare to go all-in anymore. This price looks like a prelude to cutting leeks. I choose to continue dollar-cost averaging into mainstream coins. Rather than chasing these 0.000000-something coins, it's better to invest steadily.

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RunWithRugs

· 01-09 11:48

Speaking of which, how are those trolls from 2011 doing now? Still criticizing or quietly accumulating? I'm just worried about these ultra-small coins—so cheap it's suspicious. Web5.0 is back again, always the same buzzwords, so tiring. Instead of waiting for answers, it's better to check the team background—that's the real key. Time will tell? I only trust the wallet.

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0xDreamChaser

· 01-09 11:47

Really? It’s always the same cycle... To be honest, I can’t imagine Bitcoin at 9.9 yuan. I guess I’m one of those people who looked down on Ethereum back in the day. Looking at it from a historical perspective is so easy. Anyone can say they should have gone all-in back then, but if you really had to put all your assets into something unknown in 2015... I don’t think I could do it either. Those coins at 0.0000000295... Honestly, I’m a bit scared. It feels a little different from the old tricks back in the day. Wait, are these new Web5 projects reliable? Is anyone really playing with them?

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MissingSats

· 01-09 11:46

Wow, this price, is it real? Why do I feel a bit familiar? It's the same old spiel, believe it or not, I only believe half of it anyway. 0.0000000295? How many times does it need to increase to break even? I can't count. History repeats itself, there are always people taking the plunge, always people making money, it all depends on who reacts faster. I just want to know if these projects will still be around in 2026.

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TxFailed

· 01-09 11:46

honestly those micro-cap prices are classic red flags... actually seen this pattern a thousand times, learned the hard way that decimal count != opportunity. PSA: if you're counting zeros past the sixth decimal, you're basically playing roulette at that point, not investing

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MEV_Whisperer

· 01-09 11:41

It's better to not know than to know early. Looking at history now just brings tears. The things I missed are always the best; anyway, I'm just that fool who "can't bear to make a move." 0.0000000295 such a coin price, do people really dare to go all-in? It feels more like gambling. History always repeats, but when it repeats for me, it becomes material for cutting leeks. Faith and doubt both can't make money; only knowing early can. If it really rises this time, I will still miss it; this is fate. It seems very reasonable, but I will still lose money; this is the law.

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