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Bitcoin hasn’t fallen much, but the cries of despair across the market are getting louder. People seem even more hopeless than they were in 2020. Why is that? Even if memecoins have crashed, isn’t the market still better now than it was in the first half of the year? Back then, any on-chain token that reached a $1 million market cap was a huge win. I really don’t understand why 99% of people are so pessimistic and hopeless.

Long-press the video to copy the link. You can copy GIFs now. Everyone’s posting them everywhere—is this some kind of secret signal? Give it a try.

0xb63d07cef74be747231d601bb2faa6b252c68106 $fable Its current circulating market cap is just over two million, making it an excellent value. It was already a star project on Robinhood before its token launch.

The crypto industry on Twitter is overwhelmingly bearish, both in China and abroad—including some of the big KOLs people used to respect. It’s just that all the old narratives have been debunked, and crypto has become a cesspool of nothing but stinking bullshit.

I think people are overlooking the convergence of AI and crypto. In the coming years, the volume of data generated by agents will surpass that generated by humans. I believe governance, identity, payments, privacy, bounties, and more will all need crypto technology. AI is naturally drawn to crypto.

A thought just occurred to me: Could this major sell-off across the Robinhood ecosystem be related to Trump’s midterm election defeat? After all, Robinhood is still pretty close to Trump, and they’ve worked together quite a bit. I’m late to the realization. Now that it’s already priced in, this might actually be a new opportunity.

Everyone is flocking to the Elysium chain. Let me start with the bottom line: the day it launches its mainnet is the day to dump. Memes just aren’t going to take off on this chain. Hyperliquid has always been a whale’s game. Aren’t perps more exciting than memes? You can make millions of dollars on a single trade—can you do that with memes?

Second, Robinhood’s on-chain assets have already fallen a lot. Can you stay bearish on this chain forever? Keep in mind, its core user base is retail investors. The people on a chain determine how popular it gets.

A meat grinder. This is no longer the 80/20 rule—it’s that you lose money just by participating. I don’t know how much longer this will go on, but if it keeps up, the industry may really disappear. As for those who always make money, you should know what they’re made of.

0xd086f891229cd123aadfcae7c4b40150a80fd9d7 $pizza At this level, the price is still pretty attractive. The project’s background is impressive, that’s for sure.

Pay more attention to the Robinhood ecosystem. Pay more attention to the Robinhood ecosystem. Pay more attention to the Robinhood ecosystem.

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5qDiSWLy5mXog6L5u1rZGwCerDN29X5tFtVBp8j5pump $bow The animal rescue narrative—Westerners are really into this kind of thing. And this “animal loneliness” thing? That’s the first time I’ve heard of it. Westerners really do have it too good.

First, AI has dramatically lowered the cost and difficulty of game development. Second, the project is backed by one of the best games from the previous bull market. Third, the project didn’t launch on Pump, and the team started building it months before launching the token. Finally, only 50% of the supply is circulating, so its circulating market cap isn’t very high. You can tell from the opening price how much people are expecting from it. It’s just like the delayed-launch shakeout from the last bull run. I’ve seen this playbook many times. $load

pump’s reputation just keeps getting worse. Jews really have no bottom line. I thought they understood the market and were willing to share some profits with retail investors, but it turns out they’re still taking without giving, as always. They’d rather pour the milk down the drain than share a cup with people struggling at the bottom. I guess I was overthinking it—old habits die hard. I’ve been taken for another few rides on the roller coaster. There’s no springtime for diamond hands on pump.

I have to say, this picture of Patrick Star is devastating—like a nuclear bomb. A god-tier imagination.

The recent flame war between Turkish and Chinese netizens seems to have gotten pretty heated. But Chinese culture is so profound that they might not even understand the insults. It seems like more people in the English-speaking world are still supporting China.

I have to say, I was really impressed by the top comment in the comments section of the person who started it all. They took insulting someone to a whole new strategic level.

CSocnzcRpgSCr1naKcNTieWZUxb6rABe45j844m7pump $kimchi It’s fallen about as far as it can; you could try buying the dip at this level. If it falls any further, it’ll hurt the credibility of pump and kimchi.

Robinhood’s gaming category is really holding up. When things are bearish on-chain, gaming really is the best play. Remember how that popular pixel game on Solana performed this summer?

Tim really made a masterstroke—he’s been on X for just one day and already has nearly 100,000 followers, with over 20 million views. At this rate, he’ll be a huge influencer on X in less than a year.