Recently, the melons at the square are delicious to me. I don't know anyone on both sides, so as a bystander, I'm still enjoying the show. Everyone in the groups is discussing this matter. Being too famous and knowing too many people isn't necessarily a good thing. I just don't know why every time I indulge in gossip, the price of the second coin drops. Just now, I saw the second coin drop more than 20 points, and my profits retreated by dozens of dollars.

What exactly is the definition of KOL? To be honest, I still haven't figured out whether it's someone who is good at analyzing market trends called KOL, or if having a lot of fans makes one a KOL, or if charging for internal groups qualifies as KOL. I have always been confused about this. If just having a yellow V means you're a KOL, then I can consider myself one too. However, I don’t think I am because I don't analyze the market and I can't help others make money. My square is mostly a record of my own operations and feelings.

I don't have any KOL friends. Perhaps real KOLs who truly make money look down on people like me. I also don't like to flatter anyone, so I’ve been going solo in the crypto space for over a year now. When I'm happy, I criticize the second coin, and when I'm unhappy, I also criticize the second coin. I think the second coin is my best confidant in the crypto world. Everything I have basically comes from it—whether joy or sorrow?? You could say that. The second coin is a little thing that I both love and hate.

In the crypto space, I probably interact the most with my buddies. I don't know any KOLs at all. Every day, I chat with a few close buddies on WeChat, and that’s true. However, this kind of relationship doesn't last very long. If I withdraw from the circle, this relationship in the crypto space will probably come to an end slowly. If one day I re-enter the circle and someone tells me, maybe the boasting will continue. I think this is quite nice; I really enjoy this feeling. Although I haven't met any of the crypto buddies in person, I feel that this distant relationship might be much better than meeting in person, mainly because I have social anxiety, dislike socializing, and fear awkwardness. Otherwise, several buddies have said they want to treat me to dinner, but I haven't had the courage to go.

This kind of online relationship is really interesting. It's much better than real-life friends; it's the kind where we sincerely hope each other does well and makes money. This time when I went out to play and posted on WeChat, all the likes came from crypto fans, and very few came from real-life friends. This is really strange.

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