#策略性加码BTC $SPURDO Fool Coin | In the Colosseum, we still insist on being fools

Do you remember that era? Doge, Shib, early Pepe—each one a cultural symbol, backed by believers. Back then, everyone huddled together, dreaming of breaking out of the circle, attracting exchanges’ favor, and retail investors turning the tables. No matter how big the bubble, it could still hold a group’s hope.

And now? It’s a completely different story. The emergence of token platforms on the Solana chain has completely changed the game. Thousands of new tokens flood out every day, funds no longer flow outward but are all consumed within the scene. Those once “collective celebrations” now only leave a bloody fact—this is no longer a party, it’s a battlefield.

Pure PVP logic has fully taken over the Memecoin world. “Who runs faster survives”—that’s the entire survival rule. Your gains? Just the loss of the next sucker ten minutes later. The money you make is the blood of your community friends. It’s a zero-sum game; everyone is clutching the sell button, thinking about how to backstab their teammates. The so-called “community”? It’s long been trampled into dust.

Veteran players have already realized: don’t foolishly “take community seriously,” that’s a suicidal strategy. Smart people are racing to run away first—what trust and promises? Such notions are only mocked in the colosseum.

But right at this crazy moment, a group of people are doing “foolish things”—going against the tide, still thinking about community, still insisting. The $ETH ecosystem is also experiencing similar reflection, with more voices asking: what are we really doing? Pure gambling and harvesting—how far can such an ecosystem go?

Perhaps, the real fools are the clearest-minded people of this era.