Conspiracy theories? Nah, not buying it. Dude probably spiraled hard—classic psychotic episode.
But here's what keeps me up: he didn't just break down. He *traded* his sanity. Calculated the entry, hit execute, paid the gas. Like it was just another position to close.
That's the part that messes with you.

CREPE in a bull run? Sure, that's easy mode. But here's the thing—bear markets are where the real magic happens. That's when you see who's just along for the ride and who's actually committed for the long haul.
When everything's bleeding red, the shaky hands fold. The diamond hands? They're loading up. Because downturns aren't disasters—they're discounts.
Right now, CREPE's sitting at a 22 million marketcap. That's not the ceiling. That's the foundation. The next milestone? 100 million. And the path there gets paved when conviction meets opportunity.

Recently, the Unbounded incident has been quite outrageous. A bunch of KOLs collectively promoted a certain project, but they didn't even verify the most basic domain name and contract address? Anyone with a bit of discernment can tell there's a problem with the domain name, and the contract address doesn't match either. It's understandable if one or two people fall into a trap, but seven or eight industry KOLs crashing at the same time is a bit hard to accept. This move makes people wonder: did they really not do their homework, or did they simply have no intention of doing any?

JIBA is quite an interesting name, related to Japan?
Looking at this picture, it feels like it's going for the meme style. Not sure if it will get hype.

Morning folks. Here's something worth noting: if you spot a token calling itself "legitimate" or pitching some "real-world utility" but launched through platforms like pumpdotfun, bonkdotfun, or fourdotfun — that's your warning sign right there.
Think about it. Why would an actual project with solid fundamentals choose these meme launch pads? They're designed for quick speculative plays, not sustainable development. Projects with genuine tech, partnerships, or regulatory backing go through proper channels — VCs, launchpads with vetting processes, or direct exchange listings.
These meme platfor

Some platforms' blind box gameplay is really the ultimate obedience test!
You have to be sufficiently "obedient" to play it well—crazy buying, then waiting for the platform to send you rewards? Basically, it's buy, buy more, keep buying, and finally pray to hit a big spot prize.
How steady must that mindset be? Anyway, I admire those who can stick with it until the end. How about you? Have you participated in such activities? Or have you seen through it long ago and stopped playing?

Correct a statement—this thing plummeted from a 25 million market cap directly down to 2.5 million, a 90% drop.
Don't tell me about some "whales collecting chips" nonsense; this move is clearly a classic rug pull.
Decisively pulled out, this move by a major platform really disappointed me 👋

Is it just me, or does the wallet team seem more interested in putting up roadblocks than building bridges? Every update feels like another barrier to entry. Instead of making crypto accessible, they're practically writing a manual on how NOT to onboard new users. What happened to championing adoption?

Recently, several major figures in the crypto world have experienced issues with their social media accounts. First, a well-known project founder was affected, and just a few days ago, a prominent industry blogger’s account was hacked.
Generally speaking, social media platforms now all have two-factor authentication, logging in on new devices requires scanning a QR code on the old device, and these security measures seem quite strict. Why are there still frequent account breaches?
Is it due to upgraded technical methods, or is there a blind spot in our understanding of security? It seems that

Brevis is coming!
It is almost certain to launch on buidlpad, this is almost a sure thing.
Evidence? Just check the Twitter profile of the buidlpad intern, whose avatar features a black cat. Coincidentally, Brevis's mascot is also a black cat. Can the hint be any more obvious?
Recently, there hasn't been much movement on buidlpad's side. My understanding is that they are waiting. Waiting for what? Waiting for the market to warm up, waiting for the right time. After all, the project needs to launch on a good day, and the market trend is increasingly turning positive.

Morning fam
Honestly didn't see this coming - managed to qualify for literally every recent airdrop I threw my hat into. CYSIC, SENTI, THQ, plus PLAI season 2 rewards all landed. Wild part? Wasn't even grinding hardcore on most of these.
Meanwhile the vibe surrounding Infinit_Labs right now is absolutely electric. You can sense the momentum building - people are locked in.

I've been running this wild strategy on a prediction platform: lose a bet? Double down next round 😂😂
Yeah yeah, I know—absolutely reckless. Hit a bad streak and I'm toast, just like what happened last week when my wallet got wrecked 🤣
Here's how it works: start with a $5 bet. Lose? Next one's $10. Still losing? Bump it to $20. I cap myself at $50 though, because going full degen has limits even for me.
The math sounds clever until reality punches you in the face. Three consecutive losses and you're already $35 deep. One more and you're at max bet, praying the odds finally flip.
Last week ta

The meme coin called $67 on the SOL chain is quite strong today, with a market value of 10 million directly from 10 million to 30 million, soaring three times in a single day. Looking at this wave of operations, I can't help but think of the DOYR on BSC, which is really emotional.
Many friends in the Chinese-speaking circle are still confused: What is the origin of this 67? In fact, this meme has its roots in Web2 - in 2024, American rapper Skrilla has a song called "Doot", and the meme became popular from there. Now this meme has been moved to the chain by meme coin players, which is the star

Watching grown traders spam "6 7 6 7" in every chat like it's some magic spell. Maybe instead of chanting numbers all day, they should focus on building actual skills or finding real income streams. Just saying - conviction without a plan is just noise.

Anyone still holding onto their $LUNC bags? Drop a comment if you're still in 💼

The CEO of a leading public chain recently suggested on social media that the team could consider the next wave of prediction market gameplay on the #4cast platform. It seems that the prediction market is going to be lively again.

That moment when prices start sliding and you check your portfolio... suddenly those "small positions" don't feel so small anymore. Ever notice how your crypto bags seem to triple in weight during a red candle session? The heavier they get, the harder it is to look away from the charts.

Doubled my position by catching early signals on Jessify. Portfolio grew from 32.8M to 64.7M—sometimes the best plays come from paying attention to market whispers before they become shouts.