加密狩猎者—LiuLiu

It has also fallen for 4 consecutive months, with some people getting rich while others are liquidated. I believe most retail investors haven't made much money. So today, let's discuss how many opportunities to get rich you have missed over the years. Looking at the timeline from 2008 to 2025, let's see when each of you came to Web3 and earned your first pot of gold!
The global financial crisis broke out in 2008.
On October 31, 2008 (November 1), a cryptography geek signing as Satoshi Nakamoto published a paper titled (Bitcoin Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System) on the mailing list of “metzdowd.com (cypherpunks)”, outlining his new vision for electronic currency. The Bitcoin white paper was published during the most severe period of the financial crisis when the failures of the banking system were evident, and they could even lead to a global economic collapse. In the text, Nakamoto also indirectly referenced some inherent flaws in the banking system. However, most of the ideas contained in the white paper were not particularly novel, and the Bitcoin mentioned in the text is essentially a fusion of economics, computation, and cryptography. Therefore, Nakamoto simply combined these elements to create an alternative currency system.

I see that after the #Zama went online, there have been continuous complaints from the community, with the public offering opening at a price of 0.05, almost halving directly. It turns out that the primary market also needs to be harvested, even I want to curse him. Many brothers trading coins don't understand what this is all about? First of all, Zama is the leader in the privacy computing track, and his financing background is also impressive: top venture capital firms like a16z and Coinbase Ventures led the investment, and with the endorsement of the founders of Solana and ETH, it can be said to be a star project this year, as well as a project with catastrophic potential.
Let me talk about why it broke the issue price. First of all, I think the marketing team for this project is really trash. Initially, the creators were given over 3000 NFTs to distribute. So normally, there are many paper hands inside. The first wave of creators dumped the NFTs and left (around 100 dollars), but the problem came when they started preparing for the public offering. The project party called out: early NFTs.