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The essential reason for the continuous decline of the counterfeit market is that blockchain + web has been debunked. Blockchain technology is practically useless except for gambling.
It has nothing to do with market makers and certainly not a penny with Binance.
The stock market can tell stories and can talk about performance,
but projects in the crypto circle can only tell stories.
In the past, people fantasized about blockchain transforming the internet, which is what is called web3, but that story can no longer be told.
Web3 has only enabled a bunch of chickens to become KOLs, and so far, no blockchain project has any practical applications.
Previously, when launching projects, there would be white papers, project roadmaps, and project parties would take action; at least they would save face when deceiving you.
In the end, it turns out to be all scams, just a wave of flow.
Since it’s all a scam, it’s better to directly speculate on memes; at least it’s fair, so memes became the last carnival.
But after memes, there are no more stories to tell. 🥲🥲🥲
It has nothing to do with market makers and certainly not a penny with Binance.
The stock market can tell stories and can talk about performance,
but projects in the crypto circle can only tell stories.
In the past, people fantasized about blockchain transforming the internet, which is what is called web3, but that story can no longer be told.
Web3 has only enabled a bunch of chickens to become KOLs, and so far, no blockchain project has any practical applications.
Previously, when launching projects, there would be white papers, project roadmaps, and project parties would take action; at least they would save face when deceiving you.
In the end, it turns out to be all scams, just a wave of flow.
Since it’s all a scam, it’s better to directly speculate on memes; at least it’s fair, so memes became the last carnival.
But after memes, there are no more stories to tell. 🥲🥲🥲
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