You might as well call it the storytelling little sheep.
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挖矿的小羊
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I’m almost forty. A few days ago at Starbucks, I was playing ranked.
A young girl in her twenties sat across from me and wanted to add my WeChat.
I said I was in the middle of a game, and she said, "Add me after you finish."
She sat across from me, looking at me as if she were in love.
I didn’t want to add her; my body wouldn’t allow it, my prostate is already calcified.
She waited for me to finish the game and left after scanning my code.
She has been flirting with me these past few days.
Last night she said: "Being lecherous has its taste, just want to savor the flavor of an older man."
It made me almost lose sleep.
Isn’t she just a little barmaid selling liquor?
This kind of "seemingly romantic encounter, but actually a trap" alert made me think of the current crypto world.
I just saw a piece of data: $NIGHT dropped 3.9% in the last 24 hours, but institutions flocked in the day before the mainnet launch. You might think she’s that "sweet girl" who invites you for drinks, but in reality, there’s all this calculation behind it. This isn’t a coincidence; it’s a conspiracy.
The RSI dropped from 81 directly to 15, and a normal person would see: it’s over, the big players have run away. But if the big players were really going to run, why did Google Cloud, MoneyGram, Vodafone, and Worldpay choose to come in as nodes on the very day of the mainnet launch at the end of March?
Are they here for charity?
These institutions aren’t fools; they’re focused on Midnight’s dual-token model—NIGHT for value storage, DUST for transaction costs. If you hold NIGHT, you automatically generate DUST, and once you use it, you can generate more. This means you don’t need to sell tokens to pay for Gas fees.
This is the first time in Crypto history that the conflict between "usage costs" and "investment value" has been truly resolved.
NIGHT isn’t crashing; it’s just the final washout. Just like that girl inviting me for drinks, I need to consider whether it’s "love" or a "scam." A 25% quarterly unlock does put pressure on it, but you need to think: who is the unlock for? For early holders. Who are early holders? Retail investors.
What’s the first reaction of retail investors when they get tokens? To sell. But what happens after selling? Once it’s sold, it’s gone.
By the time the mainnet launches at the end of March, zero-knowledge smart contracts are activated, and privacy DApps start running, you’ll realize:
What you sold isn’t risk; it’s a ticket for the next three years.
Don’t be like me guarding against a barmaid selling liquor, and end up blocking the real midnight light—NIGHT.
Tell me, do you still have any NIGHT in your hands?
@MidnightNetwork #night
A young girl in her twenties sat across from me and wanted to add my WeChat.
I said I was in the middle of a game, and she said, "Add me after you finish."
She sat across from me, looking at me as if she were in love.
I didn’t want to add her; my body wouldn’t allow it, my prostate is already calcified.
She waited for me to finish the game and left after scanning my code.
She has been flirting with me these past few days.
Last night she said: "Being lecherous has its taste, just want to savor the flavor of an older man."
It made me almost lose sleep.
Isn’t she just a little barmaid selling liquor?
This kind of "seemingly romantic encounter, but actually a trap" alert made me think of the current crypto world.
I just saw a piece of data: $NIGHT dropped 3.9% in the last 24 hours, but institutions flocked in the day before the mainnet launch. You might think she’s that "sweet girl" who invites you for drinks, but in reality, there’s all this calculation behind it. This isn’t a coincidence; it’s a conspiracy.
The RSI dropped from 81 directly to 15, and a normal person would see: it’s over, the big players have run away. But if the big players were really going to run, why did Google Cloud, MoneyGram, Vodafone, and Worldpay choose to come in as nodes on the very day of the mainnet launch at the end of March?
Are they here for charity?
These institutions aren’t fools; they’re focused on Midnight’s dual-token model—NIGHT for value storage, DUST for transaction costs. If you hold NIGHT, you automatically generate DUST, and once you use it, you can generate more. This means you don’t need to sell tokens to pay for Gas fees.
This is the first time in Crypto history that the conflict between "usage costs" and "investment value" has been truly resolved.
NIGHT isn’t crashing; it’s just the final washout. Just like that girl inviting me for drinks, I need to consider whether it’s "love" or a "scam." A 25% quarterly unlock does put pressure on it, but you need to think: who is the unlock for? For early holders. Who are early holders? Retail investors.
What’s the first reaction of retail investors when they get tokens? To sell. But what happens after selling? Once it’s sold, it’s gone.
By the time the mainnet launches at the end of March, zero-knowledge smart contracts are activated, and privacy DApps start running, you’ll realize:
What you sold isn’t risk; it’s a ticket for the next three years.
Don’t be like me guarding against a barmaid selling liquor, and end up blocking the real midnight light—NIGHT.
Tell me, do you still have any NIGHT in your hands?
@MidnightNetwork #night
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