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KOLs attending Token2049 generally fall into four types:
Thick-skinned: chats with everyone, a true social butterfly
Good at English: can chat anywhere, opening with “bro”
Good at content: while others tour the venue, they turn it into ten pieces of content
Strong at trading: not much to say—just check the PnL
Which type are you at Token2049?
Or... do you fit all four?

Seven years ago, if I had gone all in with 1 million, I’d already be lounging in the Maldives, walking on the beach with the person I love, feeling the sea breeze and watching the sunset🥺

Life always comes with a few regrets.
BTC at 58,000, ETH at 1,500,
SOL at 64, DOGE at 0.06, UNI at 2.5—
I didn’t buy a single one back then.
If you were given another chance, what would you choose?

This altcoin dog market maker really knows how to put on an act
First it pretends to be dead, then suddenly makes a jump, only to play dead again afterward. Once it wakes up, it starts pretending to be lame, limping its way upward.
Then it suddenly gets on board and starts flooring the gas, only to pretend it has run out of fuel halfway through and drop straight to idle. Right now, it’s in the pretending-to-be-lame stage.

Honestly, the bull market has already started.
Many people missed the ride, and that's exactly right.
If many people got on board, there wouldn't be a bull market.

It’s been a long time since I’ve seen such an intense short squeeze. That’s what the early stages of a bull market are like: those who missed the move are still stuck in a bear-market mindset, trading with the same old bear-market playbook.
Missing the move isn’t a big deal. The real danger is stubbornly holding on to the end, only to miss the bull market and, led astray by an ingrained short-selling mindset, lose the coins in your hands as well.

ARC’s launch has indeed been a case of starting strong and ending weak.
Yesterday, Circle’s USDC public chain ARC went live, and the opening buzz was quite strong, with several memes surging to million-dollar market caps.
I thought Robinhood’s liquidity might actually be siphoned off to some extent, but after one night, the hype had clearly cooled. There are barely any projects left with market caps in the tens of millions, and quite a few went straight to zero.
Ultimately, launching a new chain isn’t difficult, and generating hype isn’t difficult either—the hard part is keeping the liquidity

$LAPTOP has truly played the role of a “master”: rather than studying K-lines, they draw their own K-lines.
Going from suddenly getting rich to suddenly losing big can happen in an instant.

$LAPTOP staged a true “god-level trader”: not studying K-lines, but drawing their own K-lines.
Going from fabulously rich to disastrously broke is really just a matter of an instant.