Listening to "Difficult Sutra" and thinking I'm Duan Yu, watching "The Wolf of Wall Street" and thinking I'm Leo, but when the market opens, I'm just a leek.
Many people think they can handle a dozen projects at the same time, diving into private ICO contracts, but in the end, they only scratch the surface of each. The ones who truly make money are those who focus on one or two sectors and control their costs to the extreme.
The market is not lacking in smart people; what it lacks are those who can restrain their greed. Everyone thinks they can manage ten projects at the same time,

Listening to "Difficult Sutra" and thinking I'm Duan Yu, watching "The Wolf of Wall Street" and thinking I'm Leo, but when the market opens, I'm just a leek.
Many people think they can handle a dozen projects at the same time, diving into private ICO contracts, but in the end, they only scratch the surface of each. The ones who truly make money are those who focus on one or two sectors and control their costs to the extreme.
The market is not lacking in smart people; what it lacks are those who can restrain their greed. Everyone thinks they can manage ten projects at the same time,

[Bear Market close all positions Order Early run early save life]
Listening to "Difficult Sutra" and thinking I'm Duan Yu, watching "The Wolf of Wall Street" and thinking I'm Leo, but when the market opens, I'm just a leek.
Many people think they can handle a dozen projects at the same time, diving into private ICO contracts, but in the end, they only scratch the surface of each. The ones who truly make money are those who focus on one or two sectors and control their costs to the extreme.
The market is not lacking in smart people; what it lacks are those who can restrain their gre

$SPACE #SPACE @intodotspace @cookiedotfun
I find the Space project quite interesting, it feels like a hard merge of Polymarket and Hyperliquid.
In simple terms, it means making leveraged predictions on Solana. You can bet with 10x leverage on events like "Will BTC break 100,000?" This essentially turns a 1:1 prediction into a high-risk, high-reward trading tool.
The data looks good, with a TVL exceeding 5 million USD and a monthly trading volume over 100 million. The team has also received grant support from the Solana Foundation. Recently, the Alpha event by Cookie DAO rewarded 110,000 USD,

Most people enter the market just to give away money; frequent trading is basically working for the exchange, and contracts directly send you into the meat grinder.
The logic of making real money is very simple: when everyone is rushing for the shitcoins, you should be stocking up on mainstream coins; when everyone is in a panic selling, you should be buying the dip; when everyone is shouting that the bull market is eternal, you should be preparing to run.
I have seen too many people chase the price when the bull market comes and cut loss to exit when the bear market arrives, then continue to

[chase the price play people for suckers drama cycles never cease]
Most people enter the market just to give away money; frequent trading is basically working for the exchange, and contracts directly send you into the meat grinder.
The logic of making real money is very simple: when everyone is rushing for the shitcoins, you should be stocking up on mainstream coins; when everyone is in a panic selling, you should be buying the dip; when everyone is shouting that the bull market is eternal, you should be preparing to run.
I have seen too many people chase the price when the bull market comes a

90% of the people in the market have a gambler's mentality. When they see others making 10 or 100 times their investment, they get envious and think they can replicate that success. What happens next? A single pullback leads to liquidation, and then they start borrowing money to leverage, ultimately ending in ruin.
The essence of the cryptocurrency game is PVP; your profit is someone else's loss. Those who are counting money in their beds have basically climbed up on the bodies of countless victims. They may appear glamorous on the surface, but the pressure behind the scenes is somethi

[Hundred Times Myth Crazy Lever Breaks Soul Bell]
90% of the people in the market have a gambler's mentality. When they see others making 10 or 100 times their investment, they get envious and think they can replicate that success. What happens next? A single pullback leads to liquidation, and then they start borrowing money to leverage, ultimately ending in ruin.
The essence of the cryptocurrency game is PVP; your profit is someone else's loss. Those who are counting money in their beds have basically climbed up on the bodies of countless victims. They may appear glamorous on the surf

$VEERA @On_Veera #VEERA @cookiedotfun
Recently, I noticed the Veera project, and I find it quite interesting.
What it wants to do is actually to bring the experience of traditional banking apps to Web3, allowing you to manage all your assets in one place, with a full range of services including earning, investing, lending, and spending.
Its core logic is actually quite straightforward: with each transaction, you accumulate a "financial identity score"; the higher the score, the greater the benefits and credit limits unlocked, somewhat similar to transferring the logic of Gate credit and Huab

Now the whole screen is filled with myths of getting rich quickly, but how many people have lost everything behind it nobody cares.
I have seen too many college students gamble away their living expenses, and in the end, they can't even afford to eat. The essence of this game in the crypto world is PVP; you think you are investing, but in reality, you are just being harvested by the veterans at the gambling table.
The most terrifying thing is borrowing to get in: borrow 10,000 today, lose everything tomorrow and then borrow 20,000 more to try to recover losses; I've seen this spiral of

[Borrowing Snowballing, Family Ruined, Abyss Swimming]
Now the whole screen is filled with myths of getting rich quickly, but how many people have lost everything behind it nobody cares.
I have seen too many college students gamble away their living expenses, and in the end, they can't even afford to eat. The essence of this game in the crypto world is PVP; you think you are investing, but in reality, you are just being harvested by the veterans at the gambling table.
The most terrifying thing is borrowing to get in: borrow 10,000 today, lose everything tomorrow and then borrow 20,000 more