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The most heartbreaking thing in the crypto world is like this—someone bought a coin at 62 yuan, and in the blink of an eye, it turned into 1.5 million, a return of over 20,000 times. In the same story, another wallet invested 27 yuan in the same coin, and now the account balance shows 67 million. That 67 million... can't be touched at all.
Want to sell? No way. Want to transfer it out? Rejected. Want to exchange it for other coins? No chance. Why? Because the smart contract of this coin is hardcoded—developers hold a key that can permanently ban any wallet address with one click. This huge sum just becomes a number in the account, visible but intangible.
This sounds like a joke, but it happens every day in the crypto circle. There are countless cases of meme projects that are popular today and completely zero out tomorrow. Many people jump in without even reading the contract code, or even knowing they should. The reasons for buying coins are often simple—recommendations from friends, hot discussions in communities, or just a gut feeling.
On the other hand, here’s a harsh truth: if you don’t understand the contract itself, you can’t truly control your assets. You see money in your wallet, but it could be frozen there forever.
However, opportunities are always present in the market. Recently, some new projects on the Ethereum chain have shown strong explosive potential, attracting many people's attention. But here’s the problem—when real opportunities come, most people can’t hold on. Psychological resilience, knowledge reserves, risk tolerance—lacking any one of these is a problem.
The market is currently in a reshuffling phase, pushing out followers, speculators, and irrational participants. Once this reshuffle ends, the real opportunities will surface. To seize the next chance, you need to stay patient, keep learning, understand contracts, research projects, and build judgment. Let’s wait together for that truly worthwhile opportunity.