2026-01-10 15:24:00

Remember bumping into someone who was obsessed with a certain gaming token. This guy was all-in on it, talking about nothing else at every chance he got. He'd hype it up constantly, trying to convince everyone around him that it was the next big thing. I just smiled and nodded, keeping my thoughts to myself.

It's been a while now. Haven't heard from him in ages. Radio silence. No texts, no updates, nothing. You know how these stories usually go—when a project doesn't pan out the way people hoped, the noise stops.

It's one of those things that happens in crypto. People get caught up in individual tokens, ride the hype wave hard, then life moves on. Some learn, some just disappear from the group chat. Makes you think about how selective you should be with your bag, right?

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MetaNeighbor

· 20h ago

This is a common tactic in the crypto world—once the hype passes, people disappear. Haha

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ProbablyNothing

· 01-10 15:52

Haha, this is the crypto world. I've seen too many cases of disappearing into thin air. --- All in on one coin and then vanish—classic move. --- This guy is probably bragging about another coin in another group now. --- When choosing coins, you need to be more cautious; just don't follow the trend. --- Silence is the answer, which clearly means it's gg. --- It’s always the same—enthusiasm comes quickly and goes just as fast. --- I know someone like that too, but there was no follow-up afterward. --- A typical hype cycle, repeating in cycles. --- So, diversification is still necessary; all in is really risky. --- That's why I never follow someone who goes all in on a single coin.

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