#MSCI未排除数字资产财库企业纳入范围 Recently, Meme coins have once again become the focus of the market, and I couldn't help but join in the fun. This round of the market has indeed risen a bit, and upon closer inspection, the issuers are all familiar domestic teams—somewhat similar to those projects that exploded overnight and then quickly fell apart back in the day.
Here's the pattern: create short-term hype, see the price jump within a few days, and then... basically, investors foot the bill. I've seen this kind of routine too many times.
Instead of chasing these short-term speculations, it's better to focus on projects that are genuinely building—like Spurdo, which is steadily developing its ecosystem and accumulating users. The charm of Meme lies in the community and creativity, but don't forget that risks are always present. There will always be opportunities in the market; the key is to distinguish between genuine development and just paper wealth.
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MondayYoloFridayCry
· 10h ago
Hey, it's the same old trick, I'm really tired of it
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Spurdo actually has some substance, better than those who just cut leeks
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Sounds good, but it's all about luck
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Wake up, most people can't tell real from fake at all
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As long as you can make money in this round, don't think too much
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Domestic teams scamming domestic people, just cyclical laws
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I just want to ask, who really makes money from Meme
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Community creativity? Bro, that's just gambling marketing language
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Long-term development? Just talk, it still depends on the hype
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Market opportunities are for early adopters, not for us
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TooScaredToSell
· 11h ago
It's the same old story, domestic teams pulling the same old tricks to fleece investors. I'm already tired of it.
Spurdo is definitely more reliable than those pump-and-dump coins, but it's growing so slowly it's almost dead.
If you're still chasing Meme coins, you're probably blinded by short-term surges.
Honestly, instead of betting on these paper projects, it's better to look for ones with real applications, even if it's less exciting.
Does MSCI's recent move hint at something? Has anyone understood it?
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OPsychology
· 01-11 03:52
The scam is so obvious, yet people still rush in, which shows that retail investors are still not alert enough.
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向阳而生赚U
· 01-11 03:49
2026 Go Go Go 👊
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unrekt.eth
· 01-11 03:43
Really, it's that same old trick again. I'm tired of it.
These domestic teams playing Meme are just new disguises for harvesting profits.
Only projects like Spurdo can survive longer, as long as there's a real ecosystem.
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WalletDivorcer
· 01-11 03:40
It's the same old trick again, the domestic team’s smell of cutting leeks is reaching the sky
Spurdo is indeed well-established and much more reliable than those air projects
Regarding MSCI, will it just be another false positive?
Meme is hot, but don’t risk all your living expenses
After this round of cutting, the next wave will come, and the leeks will never learn
#MSCI未排除数字资产财库企业纳入范围 Recently, Meme coins have once again become the focus of the market, and I couldn't help but join in the fun. This round of the market has indeed risen a bit, and upon closer inspection, the issuers are all familiar domestic teams—somewhat similar to those projects that exploded overnight and then quickly fell apart back in the day.
Here's the pattern: create short-term hype, see the price jump within a few days, and then... basically, investors foot the bill. I've seen this kind of routine too many times.
Instead of chasing these short-term speculations, it's better to focus on projects that are genuinely building—like Spurdo, which is steadily developing its ecosystem and accumulating users. The charm of Meme lies in the community and creativity, but don't forget that risks are always present. There will always be opportunities in the market; the key is to distinguish between genuine development and just paper wealth.