Just now in the group, people were hyping some PFP membership card, talking about “brand boosts,” “empowering the ecosystem,” and all that. When I looked at the floor price, though, it had fallen by 80% from its high. Celebrities shout buy and everyone rushes in—now everyone is cursing the project team for running off. Plainly put, a lot of what people call “long-term value” right now is just an illusion built by short-term attention. Whoever catches the last baton is the real fool.

I’ve already been burned by a shitcoin project before, so for this kind of thing I only have one rule: don’t chase the hype, and don’t bet on consensus. If you really want to play, then look at execution and costs—like whether there are real use cases, and whether the team is actually working. Anyway, attention rotates so fast it’s like flipping pages. Instead of betting on the next blue chip, it’s better to first figure out what you already have.