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The essay discusses a potential correction for $REEF after a significant price increase, indicating overextension within a typical pump pattern. It highlights support levels to monitor and encourages personal analysis while noting the influence of retail investors.

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A couple of days ago, I went out with my fren, and while drinking milk tea by the river, I was scrolling through my phone.
Suddenly thought while swiping.
In recent years, changing phones has really not brought any surprises. Besides clearer photos and faster charging, it feels like there's not much change. It's still the same: app stores push ads, privacy is harvested, and if you want to play with Web3, you still have to install a bunch of wallets and switch back and forth.
Speaking of today’s @MyCoralApp
It feels different to me.
It directly turns the phone into a node - CoralPhone. The startup is the wallet and dApp entry, and it can also run tasks and mine rewards in the background.
What's more interesting is that it has a privacy-first AI assistant that can help me understand on-chain opportunities without having to sift through a pile of information myself.
I tried it once, running with AI mining on, and when I came back, I found that the background had already helped me earn rewards. That feeling of "my phone is helping me make money" is very fresh.
Behind the ecosystem, BNB Chain, Solana, and other public chains have collaborations. The Reef aims to weave every CoralPhone into a decentralized network.
This time it's completely different from changing phones in the past; it feels more like changing an entry point.
It's not about cramming Web3 into a phone; the phone itself is Web3.
@MindoAI