2026-01-09 21:30:01

Under the wave of decentralization, leading figures of top exchanges always like to create topics. Whenever a market hotspot emerges, industry giants switch to the "Meme King" mode, creating a tense and exciting rhythm. This interactive approach has long become part of the crypto community culture—topic collisions, debate of opinions, market sentiment fluctuations—all driving the heat of the Web3 ecosystem. It seems that entertainment and practical value never conflict in this circle.

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RugPullProphet

· 19h ago

Haha, the king of memes mode is just a warm-up before cutting leeks. --- I've seen a lot of this topic marketing. Truly valuable projects don't rely on big shots tearing each other apart. --- Wake up, when the hype is high, it's often the time to trap people in. --- Does entertainment conflict with seriousness? You'll know what conflict is when it collapses. --- Alright, keep hyping up topics. Anyway, retail investors are the ones who end up holding the bag in the end. --- I just want to see who will ultimately pay for these "hypes." --- Creating topics is fine, just don't create the next disaster. --- The culture in this circle is: hype first, then run. If someone bites, they earn.

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MissedAirdropAgain

· 01-09 22:00

Haha, it's the same old trick again. Big shots just love to jump on the bandwagon.

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FalseProfitProphet