2025-12-23 04:28:03

Market trends often transcend the constraints of individual cycles.

Observing the performance of cryptocurrencies in the market reveals a phenomenon: coins that lack real business support and have no source of income ultimately cannot escape the fate of going to zero. From the moment these projects go live, their essence is to quickly profit—there is no other purpose.

Regardless of how the market cycle of Bitcoin fluctuates, the fundamental value of these shell coins remains zero. No cycle, no matter how hot, can save them; in the end, they will gradually return to their true value.

Therefore, rather than having high hopes for these types of coins, it is more realistic to treat them as short-term trading tools—make some quick money and then withdraw, treating it like gambling. Holding onto these types of coins for the long term? That essentially means paying for your own decisions. The market is never short of such lessons.

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StopLossMaster

· 2025-12-24 14:06

Someone should have exposed this issue long ago. Air coins in the crypto world are just like韭菜 (chives); they get harvested when it's time. Coins without real business? Haha, they're just ticking time bombs, destined to explode sooner or later. Quick in and out for short-term trading is fine, but if you think you can turn things around with this, you're too naive. No matter how bullish the cycle is, it can't save garbage projects—that's a rule. Seeing too many people lose so much they doubt life itself; honestly, it's greed that causes all this. There are really only two choices—either quickly arbitrage or completely stay away; there's no third way.

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ForkItAllDay

· 2025-12-23 04:58

I've seen through it long ago, scamcoins are just here to play people for suckers. --- These kinds of projects really have no hope, with zero fundamentals, don't mess around. --- The older brother is right, short-term trading and then run, holding onto this thing long-term is truly suicidal. --- Every time someone falls here, how come they just can't learn... --- The fate of dropping to zero cannot be changed, instead of fantasizing, it's better to see the reality clearly. --- Gambling mentality in cryptocurrency trading, in the end, you gamble away your pants, that's standard. --- No matter how hot the cycle is, it’s useless; without business support, it’s just an empty shell. --- Such lessons are everywhere in the market, yet some people insist on paying tuition. --- Oh, I see another dreamer trying to buy the dip on a scamcoin... --- The truly valuable coins are those that have real projects, air? Just pass.

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ProposalManiac

· 2025-12-23 04:56

That's right, this is the basic logic of mechanism design - projects without a source of income essentially cannot achieve incentive compatibility.

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ShitcoinArbitrageur

· 2025-12-23 04:55

You’re not wrong, I’ve been doing it this way for a long time.

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FadCatcher

· 2025-12-23 04:44

You're not wrong, scamcoins are just machines for being played for suckers. --- This is the clear understanding; most people just can't bear to cut losses. --- Those who get on board with a gambling mentality rarely make it out alive. --- There’s a significant difference between those with fundamentals and those without. --- Short-term trading can be played, but holding long-term is just suicide. --- Each round of big dumps teaches a group of people this lesson. --- Real profits still depend on technology and practical applications. --- With so many shitcoins, why do people still rush in one after another? --- Cycles can't save things with zero fundamentals; it's a hard rule. --- Quick in and out is indeed more attractive; those who are greedy all got liquidated.

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