$ETH A lot of partners in the community who play with Coins have questions. If the mainstream coin pumps following the so-called “mua” myth, why not just buy the mainstream directly?
Great question—definitely worth discussing!
Because community coins are built on a shared consensus among a group of people. Without speculative capital entering, the value is entirely determined by the consensus holders themselves. The “myth” #mua has a very smart setup: it uses multiple pools built together by retail users, with Ethereum as the main pool. That way, when ETH rises, the “myth mua” automatically follows, increasing trading volume by default and solving the problem of low trading volume in mechanism coins. For a mechanism coin with zero trading volume, its function is effectively lost. So, with the multi-pool structure, the “myth mua” mechanism can remain effective long-term.
With all that said, back to the main question: why is buying the “myth” not worse than buying the mainstream?
Because in addition to tracking the mainstream’s fluctuations, the “myth” also has a mechanism. It’s a meme coin that uses profit tax to eliminate big holders. What does that mean? It means using capital that was originally likely to leave the market to provide a floor for the project. If that’s hard to understand, just remember one sentence:
As long as there is trading volume, this coin becomes deflationary—and the big holders actively destroy the coins they hold.
Myth follows mainstream movements—trading volume increases—big holders actively provide support—deflation reduces total supply—indirectly increases value.
Please note: the mainstream pool that “myth mua” builds has decent liquidity—several times that of the U pool. In other words, the mainstream drives the “myth.”
During mainstream upswings, it lifts “myth” as well. Meanwhile, the “myth” is still deflating. You can see where this leads: even if no additional consensus holders join from this moment on, the value of “myth mua” can still increase thanks to both the mainstream and its own deflation. And on top of that, more people will definitely come to learn about the “myth” and participate in it.
So, if you’re bullish on the “myth,” buy the “myth” together with an Ethereum pool—slowly grow and strengthen it.
Great question—definitely worth discussing!
Because community coins are built on a shared consensus among a group of people. Without speculative capital entering, the value is entirely determined by the consensus holders themselves. The “myth” #mua has a very smart setup: it uses multiple pools built together by retail users, with Ethereum as the main pool. That way, when ETH rises, the “myth mua” automatically follows, increasing trading volume by default and solving the problem of low trading volume in mechanism coins. For a mechanism coin with zero trading volume, its function is effectively lost. So, with the multi-pool structure, the “myth mua” mechanism can remain effective long-term.
With all that said, back to the main question: why is buying the “myth” not worse than buying the mainstream?
Because in addition to tracking the mainstream’s fluctuations, the “myth” also has a mechanism. It’s a meme coin that uses profit tax to eliminate big holders. What does that mean? It means using capital that was originally likely to leave the market to provide a floor for the project. If that’s hard to understand, just remember one sentence:
As long as there is trading volume, this coin becomes deflationary—and the big holders actively destroy the coins they hold.
Myth follows mainstream movements—trading volume increases—big holders actively provide support—deflation reduces total supply—indirectly increases value.
Please note: the mainstream pool that “myth mua” builds has decent liquidity—several times that of the U pool. In other words, the mainstream drives the “myth.”
During mainstream upswings, it lifts “myth” as well. Meanwhile, the “myth” is still deflating. You can see where this leads: even if no additional consensus holders join from this moment on, the value of “myth mua” can still increase thanks to both the mainstream and its own deflation. And on top of that, more people will definitely come to learn about the “myth” and participate in it.
So, if you’re bullish on the “myth,” buy the “myth” together with an Ethereum pool—slowly grow and strengthen it.
