@Yi He @CZ
“$牛来 ” is coming with the contract—this really leaves me a bit triggered.
A movie-derivative Meme that everyone online is trashing: the top 10 addresses hold nearly 30% of the coins, there’s rampant insider dealing, and all because the lead cars concentrate the float to pull a chart—so the contract just goes up. The comment section is nothing but complaints. What about the other side? The real community is being built: Pupppies on the Ethereum chain for over two years, more than 900 days.
Two years ago, Musk posted a tweet: four little dogs, and the line “I love puppies.” No big-name endorsement, no institutional backing, nothing. More than 20,000 people are scattered all over the world—no one giving orders, no one getting paid. Every day is just posting, sharing, streaming, and making content. Contract privileges were abandoned long ago—no one can mint, no one can dump. The top 10 holders account for only 7.66%, with the chips highly dispersed among regular participants. Over the past two years, others have switched to a dozen-plus projects, yet the Puppies folks are still guarding the same dog.
Real consensus is built by doing—not by pumping charts.
So what happened? This contract-driven chart like “Bull is coming”—a community that has built consistently for two years like Puppies doesn’t even make a ripple. If the market only recognizes K-lines and not communities, then what are we building for? It’s better to just make content and preach for two years the honest way than to group a few lead cars and pull the market.
@Yi He @CZ —what does the Meme recognized by the platform actually look at? Can you give a clear answer? Don’t let honest people lose heart.
“$牛来 ” is coming with the contract—this really leaves me a bit triggered.
A movie-derivative Meme that everyone online is trashing: the top 10 addresses hold nearly 30% of the coins, there’s rampant insider dealing, and all because the lead cars concentrate the float to pull a chart—so the contract just goes up. The comment section is nothing but complaints. What about the other side? The real community is being built: Pupppies on the Ethereum chain for over two years, more than 900 days.
Two years ago, Musk posted a tweet: four little dogs, and the line “I love puppies.” No big-name endorsement, no institutional backing, nothing. More than 20,000 people are scattered all over the world—no one giving orders, no one getting paid. Every day is just posting, sharing, streaming, and making content. Contract privileges were abandoned long ago—no one can mint, no one can dump. The top 10 holders account for only 7.66%, with the chips highly dispersed among regular participants. Over the past two years, others have switched to a dozen-plus projects, yet the Puppies folks are still guarding the same dog.
Real consensus is built by doing—not by pumping charts.
So what happened? This contract-driven chart like “Bull is coming”—a community that has built consistently for two years like Puppies doesn’t even make a ripple. If the market only recognizes K-lines and not communities, then what are we building for? It’s better to just make content and preach for two years the honest way than to group a few lead cars and pull the market.
@Yi He @CZ —what does the Meme recognized by the platform actually look at? Can you give a clear answer? Don’t let honest people lose heart.
