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How can I buy this currency $HYPER ...?

I'm about to cry from throwing it away😭

#cocoro #Doge Does anyone understand this Meme? It feels good. The liquidity pool is good and the market cap is low. It's also a licensed IP similar to Dogecoin. It looks like a black dog, cocoro.

$BOB do not pledge!!! This group of cattle is running out of bullets! Obtain BOB through pledging. To smash the market! Ordinary small investors must unite! Create a legend!

This bull market gives me a feeling that is completely different from the bull market in 2021. As more people become aware, it feels like the opportunities are becoming fewer. You all should have this feeling too, right?

#布局山寨正当时 Many counterfeit products have reached the bottom, and at this time of significant rise, they can be relatively certain to start positioning.
This positioning is no longer an unknown left-side layout, nor is it an obvious right-side layout after a rise; it is precisely the timing for positioning at the bottom.

Today I don't know why I feel nothing at all
Just in the circle, your brother, 1000 yuan, made it to 100,000
I'm fucking 2000 yuan and still losing

I remember when we just came out of the bear market in 2023, many teachers in the market predicted that this round of the bull market would bring a hundredfold coin. One possible hundredfold coin was released each day. Looking back now, almost all of them have failed. I carefully analyzed the coins they recommended and found their arguments quite reasonable; the chances of a hundredfold increase really seemed high. However, in the end, there was only one true hundredfold coin, OM, and I have never seen anyone analyze it.

Reflecting on this now, I feel that the crypto market is quite challenging. Everyone who has experienced a round of bull and bear markets thinks they have discovered the rules of the market, trying to replicate these rules and use their experience to harvest new investments. But each round of the market will teach them a lesson.

In 2023, there was a sentiment in the market that buying BTC was safe, but the odds were far lower than Ethereum and altcoins. It was suggested that small investors should give up Bitcoin. A portion in Ethereum and a portion in altcoins. Just lay low and wait to make money; how could you lose? When buying altcoins, don't buy old mainstream ones like Ripple, ADA, or BCH; those are just for new investors, the old mainstream has already been abandoned. What happened? Bitcoin rose alone for an entire year. Ethereum stagnated. Regular altcoins fell lower than during the bear market, heading towards zero. Conversely, the old mainstream held up relatively well, still much higher than the lowest point of the bear market. Experienced investors were harvested once again. I feel this reminds me of two things: first, if most people know that something will happen in the market, then that thing is highly likely to change as a result. One must maintain the ability to think independently and not just follow the crowd. Second, while the market is difficult, the hard part is getting rich quickly; accumulating wealth slowly is still achievable. If most people say a coin can double, and I only earn 10%, then I can earn every time, and over time, I can surpass more than 90% of people.

I quite agree with Liang Xi's viewpoint. In fact, I have been paying attention to this market for about two years, and during this time, I have noticed a very obvious phenomenon, which is that basically every time, large funds act first, and then relevant news is announced, regardless of whether it is positive news or negative information, it is always the same.
From my observation, there is a serious manipulation problem in the current market, and even mainstream currencies like BTC have not been spared; I have deep feelings about this.
I also noticed a situation where about 90% of the news on the market and the so-called big V (KOL) voices are largely serving the underlying capital, and it is rare to truly reflect the actual market situation objectively and fairly.

#凉兮

Currently, all altcoins have dropped to the bottom, and it's just a bull market for Bitcoin alone. In fact, most retail investors are more concerned about whether altcoins will have a springtime again.

My answer is: Definitely yes.

In 2022, 2023, and 2024, there have been altcoin booms during bear market cycles. The widely recognized big bull market in 2025 will certainly have an altcoin season, although the era of universal price increases may be gone.

Strong altcoins will continue to reach new highs or even multiply, while weak altcoins may not even break the new highs of the bear market, potentially declining to zero. For altcoins to take off, the key still lies with Ethereum, as Ethereum is the king of altcoins; only Ethereum can lead altcoins out of their predicament.

Fortunately, the Prague upgrade of Ethereum is coming soon. Historically, every upgrade of Ethereum has brought about an altcoin market, and this time will be no exception!

The trend of Bitcoin does not change with the will of individual major players, but altcoins can. The major players in altcoins currently just lack a reason to rally, and the upgrade of Ethereum is undoubtedly the best choice. I believe that the Prague upgrade in April + the fact that altcoins have already dropped to the point of no return.
All it takes is a spark, and retail investors' enthusiasm for altcoins will be reignited.

One more thing, that is, when the overall trend does not change, major players will create many traps in smaller directions, leaving most people behind.
For example:
① In August 2022, most retail investors believed that the bear market would last until the end of the year, but a small altcoin rally occurred in August.
② In March 2023, retail investors thought altcoins would replicate the small bull market peak of June 2019, but the major players in altcoins ran away three months in advance.
③ In October 2023, retail investors thought the market would crash like it did in March 2020, and they hesitated to invest, but in October 2023 altcoins collectively surged until March 2024.
④ In March 2024, retail investors thought the market would soar after the March 2020 crash, but altcoins continued to decline.
⑤ In January 2025, retail investors thought altcoins would charge forward like in previous bull markets, but altcoins began to decline early and have continued since.
⑥ So, what’s next??? Will retail investors believe a disaster like the one on May 19 is coming? Hesitating to invest, will the market choose a direction that most retail investors do not expect? I think it’s very possible; let’s wait and see.

CZ's "rumor-busting" behavior puts himself in a logical dilemma.

#cz喊单

It is known that CZ posted a long tweet discussing a certain currency and directly attached a purchase link for the currency. Later, CZ stated that he did not call for orders for this project.
Based on the above information, the following two possibilities can be deduced:

A. Assuming that CZ is telling the truth and did not call for orders
→ This means that CZ is "stupid" because he is completely unaware of the market effect of posting a tweet with a purchase link with his influence and status.
As an experienced industry leader, this "ignorance" is obviously unconvincing.

B. Assuming that CZ is lying, he did call for orders
→ This means that CZ is "bad" because he knew that his tweet would trigger market follow-up, but he still chose to post it, and tried to cover up his true intentions by refuting rumors afterwards.
This behavior not only lacks integrity, but may also mislead the market.

If CZ chooses not to refute the rumor, at most the call for orders will fail, and the negative impact is relatively limited.
However, after he chose to refute the rumor, he fell into a logical self-proving trap: whether he was telling the truth or a lie, it would lead to negative comments.
If it was true, it showed that he lacked judgment;
If it was a lie, it exposed his dishonesty.

Summary: CZ's rumor-refuting behavior not only failed to solve the problem, but also intensified the public's doubts about him. Whether it was "stupid" or "bad", this move made his situation more embarrassing.

When I first started, many people told me that inscriptions would definitely succeed because miners wouldn't let it fail, after all, it benefits them. But a year has passed, and almost no one is talking about inscriptions anymore; miners are still the same as before. I think the problem is not that there is no consensus, but that this so-called 'fair issuance' of inscriptions is actually just a game of insiders cutting each other's leeks, and it's even worse than during the ICO days. Ultimately, we shouldn't have sought venture capital from the beginning.
It's really a different experience every day!