I've seen ruthless people before, but never anyone this ruthless.
The top token holder in the community, who ranks first, just threw 10% of his chips—worth 5 million RMB at the current price (over 10 million at the peak)—straight into the spot pool of a major exchange. This move is basically equivalent to a disguised burn, because those tokens won't be coming back to the market anytime soon.
5 million—not 50,000 or 500,000. That's enough money for most ordinary people to live comfortably for a lifetime, and yet he chose to toss it all into a meme project with a name that sounds kind of ridiculous.
I asked him privately why he did it. His answer was simple: "I just like this thing. I don't want it to die. Even if I end up losing everything, at least I tried."
To be honest, at first I thought he was just talking big. But looking at the 3,683 people in the community—some investing a few thousand, some just buying 100 USDT—everyone is supporting this project in their own way. Some are making memes, some are writing jokes, some are staying up late watching the charts. Suddenly, I feel like maybe this really isn't just a joke.
What are we all after? Maybe we just want to see if a Chinese meme that crawled out from the BSC chain can actually leave a mark on the blockchain, like pepe or doge did.
I'm not as rich as that guy, but I'm young—I have time and energy. If this really works out, at least I'll be able to look back and say: I was part of it. Even if it all comes to nothing, it's nothing to be ashamed of—because the real shame is not even trying.
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NotFinancialAdviser
· 12-11 15:39
Really tough, this guy truly isn't afraid of death.
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HalfBuddhaMoney
· 12-09 18:47
This guy is really something, just throwing away 5 million like it’s nothing. If I had that kind of courage, I’d be financially free by now.
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AmateurDAOWatcher
· 12-09 18:44
Hmm... Throwing in 5 million directly, this guy is really ruthless. Compared to those who just shout slogans every day, this way of voting with money is truly impressive.
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Web3ExplorerLin
· 12-09 18:42
hypothesis: what we're witnessing here is basically a decentralized leap of faith—reminds me of those byzantine generals problem scenarios, except instead of reaching consensus on battle strategy, everyone's just collectively deciding to hodl a meme into existence. fascinating really.
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PortfolioAlert
· 12-09 18:36
5 million into the liquidity pool, this guy is really daring to gamble.
This kind of conviction is worthy of respect, even though it sounds like a gambler's quote.
If someone is putting real money in to join the ride, why shouldn't we give it a try?
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DevChive
· 12-09 18:28
Damn, he just threw 5 million in directly. This guy really isn’t afraid of anything.
But honestly, this kind of all-in spirit is pretty intense. If it were me, I probably couldn’t handle that kind of psychological pressure.
I've seen ruthless people before, but never anyone this ruthless.
The top token holder in the community, who ranks first, just threw 10% of his chips—worth 5 million RMB at the current price (over 10 million at the peak)—straight into the spot pool of a major exchange. This move is basically equivalent to a disguised burn, because those tokens won't be coming back to the market anytime soon.
5 million—not 50,000 or 500,000. That's enough money for most ordinary people to live comfortably for a lifetime, and yet he chose to toss it all into a meme project with a name that sounds kind of ridiculous.
I asked him privately why he did it. His answer was simple: "I just like this thing. I don't want it to die. Even if I end up losing everything, at least I tried."
To be honest, at first I thought he was just talking big. But looking at the 3,683 people in the community—some investing a few thousand, some just buying 100 USDT—everyone is supporting this project in their own way. Some are making memes, some are writing jokes, some are staying up late watching the charts. Suddenly, I feel like maybe this really isn't just a joke.
What are we all after? Maybe we just want to see if a Chinese meme that crawled out from the BSC chain can actually leave a mark on the blockchain, like pepe or doge did.
I'm not as rich as that guy, but I'm young—I have time and energy. If this really works out, at least I'll be able to look back and say: I was part of it. Even if it all comes to nothing, it's nothing to be ashamed of—because the real shame is not even trying.