So done, first he sang it, brother @TuanNguyen_6789
They quoted the post again for the CZ, and paid X this round too—you’re really clinging to it, bro Tùng oh.. :v If I can go over to Justin Sun and get RT too, then next month is like 100k easily :v
Binance just posted that weird long string of characters...
But a meme that a dev created can reach 10M in one hour—it's totally unreal.
I wonder if anyone managed to get it?
As for this price, forget it =)) Don’t go in and try to chase the top and lose money, guys :((( So please be careful and don’t jump in to mess up the liquidity.
Last year something from Binance Life happened—xx tens of thousands of times just in one night thanks to @cz_binance by accident I commented and hit it right; a lot of people got a big win, so it must be true
This time, someone told me that another thing will pump 1000x or 2000x :(( the chart has been moving sideways for 10 days already
And when it comes to naming the lucky dish of life, well…
In a recent post, Khoa Pug first addressed the comments claiming that he is a tycoon but still “complains about being poor,” or that he does YouTube for money.
Khoa said that after quitting his programming career, his main job is creating content, and his income depends directly on the number of views. According to him, if he really were a tycoon, it would be difficult for him to have to go film every day, travel to many places, and even go to dangerous, dirty places—or places with poor food conditions—just to make content.
He also reiterated that he has shared many times that he did not come from a wealthy tycoon family; he faced difficulties and has done various manual labor jobs since his student days.
Previously, Khoa Pug was also involved in a controversy with Johnny Đặng related to the Diamond Boyz Coin (DBZ). The incident sparked a lot of online debate when both sides gave different statements about their relationship and issues related to this coin.
After all that commotion, Khoa Pug’s newer remarks continue to draw attention, especially around the story of the work he does, the income he earns, and the life choices he is making.
The vulnerability stems from the Omni deposit/withdrawal infrastructure and a contract interaction flaw. The team has already patched the issue and committed to fully compensate all lost assets. Core service restoration is expected within 1 hour.
That day also came. I opened the iPhone I’d been using for 3 years, and my portfolio was lush green. I let out a breath: “Finally, all that grinding was worth it.”
Then the market corrected slightly, and altcoins bled. A familiar thought flashed again: “If I’d known, I would’ve cashed out earlier—wait to buy back at a cheaper price. It’ll probably be another scam like the past 2 and a half years.” The idea of taking profits at +40% to buy the bottom suddenly felt perfectly reasonable.
I started checking prices like crazy, hour by hour. One morning I woke up to see it down another 5%. “F**k it!” I sold everything and made a plan to buy back after
All day long the market kept plummeting. I felt relieved because I thought I’d timed the top correctly. But two days later, one early autumn morning, I opened the chart and froze. The entire crash had been completely gobbled up by the buying side. The coins I’d just sold were soaring, columns of charts flying high.
Panic hit. I frantically tried to chase after a few coins that hadn’t run yet—coins I’d heard from other people, even ones I hadn’t read about myself.
But they just sat there. Impatient, I cut my losses and jumped to another coin. Every time I bounced around, the account would bleed away a few more percentage points.
By the end of the day, I hadn’t made a single coin. Meanwhile, the coins I’d once put effort into researching—patiently holding for months—shot up 50–70%. Some went x2, some x5. The train kept running, but this time the destination was Mars, and I was no longer up there
I realized the worst thing wasn’t losing money—it was being forced to watch my initial judgment was right, yet letting fear push me to throw it away.
That’s why I always have to set up an A Plan and a B Plan while my mind is still clear. Because once fear takes the wheel, it will convince me that even the dumbest decisions are perfectly logical
The article has been translated from X @wacy_time1
Disclaimer: This article only shares information and should not be considered investment advice