In July I bought a little $AIA
Then I sold it before takeoff.
During this period,
there have been a lot of projects that constantly spam the homepage.
After looking through them, the biggest takeaway is:
The best publicity is, in fact, pulling the liquidity.
For most projects that have already gone through TGE,
in this kind of bear market and monkey market,
not many are truly still working and pushing things forward.
Most projects just churn out a press release & an ecosystem.
After posting it, they start a steady downward slide,
and in the end they can’t even be bothered to keep refreshing the homepage.
Especially O1, which got people to board the train by deception, and that whatever-whatever project starting with “An.”
After I sold AIA,
then seeing #DeAgentAI again,
continuing to advance from intelligent infrastructure toward “the protocol layer + the economic layer,”
now it’s also building up AI agents and real business revenue.
Compared with “release an article → → dump the price,”
if you can pull liquidity,
going to work—doing the actual work—is a kind of scarcity in itself.
Then I sold it before takeoff.
During this period,
there have been a lot of projects that constantly spam the homepage.
After looking through them, the biggest takeaway is:
The best publicity is, in fact, pulling the liquidity.
For most projects that have already gone through TGE,
in this kind of bear market and monkey market,
not many are truly still working and pushing things forward.
Most projects just churn out a press release & an ecosystem.
After posting it, they start a steady downward slide,
and in the end they can’t even be bothered to keep refreshing the homepage.
Especially O1, which got people to board the train by deception, and that whatever-whatever project starting with “An.”
After I sold AIA,
then seeing #DeAgentAI again,
continuing to advance from intelligent infrastructure toward “the protocol layer + the economic layer,”
now it’s also building up AI agents and real business revenue.
Compared with “release an article → → dump the price,”
if you can pull liquidity,
going to work—doing the actual work—is a kind of scarcity in itself.
