The Shitcoin Legend
At 3:30 a.m., Ajie’s phone screen glowed, casting a red light across his face.
The discussion forum on Binance Square was already exploding. WENB, a shitcoin he’d casually bought three days ago, had climbed from 6.08 to 7.29. He stared at the candlestick chart, his fingers trembling slightly. When he bought in three days earlier, the coin had been hovering just above 5. Hardly anyone in the group was talking about it, and there wasn’t even a decent meme about it on Twitter.
“Another worthless coin. Stay away from it.” His girlfriend, Xiaomei, had rolled her eyes when she saw him looking into it.
Ajie ignored her. He’d been in crypto for four years, weathered countless coins going to zero, and witnessed hundredfold legends. He knew that the biggest opportunities were never in the mainstream spotlight. WENB’s on-chain data showed the number of holders was quietly growing. The community was small but extremely active, and the project team had just announced a cross-chain partnership plan. Taken together, these signals convinced him to put in 20,000 yuan and test the waters.
Even as he bought in, he wasn’t sure it would work out.
On the first day, WENB didn’t budge. Ajie refreshed the price page countless times, but the price looked dead. He began to wonder if he’d just paid for another expensive lesson. Xiaomei was sitting nearby with a face mask on. Without even looking up, she said, “Told you so.”
On the second day, the price suddenly jumped from 5.2 to 6. Ajie’s heart raced. He opened the community chat and saw a few crypto influencers starting to mention WENB. Someone on Twitter had posted an analysis chart, saying the coin was seriously undervalued. A crowd of new faces poured into the comments, all asking, “Can I still get in now?”
Ajie didn’t sell. He told himself this was only the beginning.
On the third night—right now—WENB took off as if it had been set alight. 6.5, 6.8, 7, 7.2. Trading volume skyrocketed from a few million to nearly 800,000 coins. Ajie watched the balance in his account grow from 20,000 to almost 30,000. He took a deep breath, his finger hovering over the sell button.
Should he sell or not?
He thought of the hundredfold coin he’d missed last year. Back then, he’d sold when it tripled, only for it to go on to climb a full hundredfold. That experience had kept him awake at night for an entire month.
This time, he decided to wait a little longer.
The price surged to a high of 7.29, then started to fall. 7.1, 7.05. Ajie didn’t panic. At 7.05, he set up a plan to sell in batches: sell half first to lock in profits, and hold on to the rest in hopes of a higher price.
When the trade confirmation chime sounded, he finally leaned back in his chair.
Xiaomei had woken up at some point. Rubbing her eyes, she walked over. “You’re still up?”
Ajie smiled and handed her his phone. Xiaomei stared at the numbers on the screen in silence for several seconds, then said something he would remember for a long time: “Next time you buy, let me know.”
Outside the window, dawn was approaching. Ajie turned off his phone, knowing that this night was only the beginning. The crypto world’s stories never end, but tonight, he was the winner.
#WENB #土狗币传奇 #BinanceSquare
At 3:30 a.m., Ajie’s phone screen glowed, casting a red light across his face.
The discussion forum on Binance Square was already exploding. WENB, a shitcoin he’d casually bought three days ago, had climbed from 6.08 to 7.29. He stared at the candlestick chart, his fingers trembling slightly. When he bought in three days earlier, the coin had been hovering just above 5. Hardly anyone in the group was talking about it, and there wasn’t even a decent meme about it on Twitter.
“Another worthless coin. Stay away from it.” His girlfriend, Xiaomei, had rolled her eyes when she saw him looking into it.
Ajie ignored her. He’d been in crypto for four years, weathered countless coins going to zero, and witnessed hundredfold legends. He knew that the biggest opportunities were never in the mainstream spotlight. WENB’s on-chain data showed the number of holders was quietly growing. The community was small but extremely active, and the project team had just announced a cross-chain partnership plan. Taken together, these signals convinced him to put in 20,000 yuan and test the waters.
Even as he bought in, he wasn’t sure it would work out.
On the first day, WENB didn’t budge. Ajie refreshed the price page countless times, but the price looked dead. He began to wonder if he’d just paid for another expensive lesson. Xiaomei was sitting nearby with a face mask on. Without even looking up, she said, “Told you so.”
On the second day, the price suddenly jumped from 5.2 to 6. Ajie’s heart raced. He opened the community chat and saw a few crypto influencers starting to mention WENB. Someone on Twitter had posted an analysis chart, saying the coin was seriously undervalued. A crowd of new faces poured into the comments, all asking, “Can I still get in now?”
Ajie didn’t sell. He told himself this was only the beginning.
On the third night—right now—WENB took off as if it had been set alight. 6.5, 6.8, 7, 7.2. Trading volume skyrocketed from a few million to nearly 800,000 coins. Ajie watched the balance in his account grow from 20,000 to almost 30,000. He took a deep breath, his finger hovering over the sell button.
Should he sell or not?
He thought of the hundredfold coin he’d missed last year. Back then, he’d sold when it tripled, only for it to go on to climb a full hundredfold. That experience had kept him awake at night for an entire month.
This time, he decided to wait a little longer.
The price surged to a high of 7.29, then started to fall. 7.1, 7.05. Ajie didn’t panic. At 7.05, he set up a plan to sell in batches: sell half first to lock in profits, and hold on to the rest in hopes of a higher price.
When the trade confirmation chime sounded, he finally leaned back in his chair.
Xiaomei had woken up at some point. Rubbing her eyes, she walked over. “You’re still up?”
Ajie smiled and handed her his phone. Xiaomei stared at the numbers on the screen in silence for several seconds, then said something he would remember for a long time: “Next time you buy, let me know.”
Outside the window, dawn was approaching. Ajie turned off his phone, knowing that this night was only the beginning. The crypto world’s stories never end, but tonight, he was the winner.
#WENB #土狗币传奇 #BinanceSquare