The Shitcoin Legend: The Late Night That Changed His Fate
At three in the morning, Li Ming was wide awake again.
The blue light from his phone screen fell across his tired face as post after post scrolled by on Binance Square. They were all people showing off their gains: one coin had gone up tenfold, another had made someone a hundred times their money. He felt his empty wallet. There was less than 2,000 U left in his spot account.
"I’m always destined to be the one left holding the bag," he said to himself with a bitter smile.
Just as he was about to turn off his phone and go to sleep, a name caught his eye: PARTI. The post said it was a newly launched coin whose community was gaining momentum, though most people were still waiting on the sidelines. It was priced at just 0.031 U, hovering near its 24-hour low.
Li Ming hesitated. The last time he chased a meme coin, it had halved in price the very next day. He lost 800 U and spent the whole next month regretting it. But this time was different. He checked the on-chain data over and over: the number of holding addresses was increasing, trading volume was growing, and the price was near the bottom.
"I’ve only got this much left anyway. It’ll just lose value sitting there."
He converted all 1,000 U into PARTI at an average price of 0.033 U. After buying, he tossed his phone aside and forced himself to sleep. He told himself that the worst that could happen was losing money again—and it wouldn’t be the first time.
He woke up at noon the next day. Still groggy, he opened Binance and thought for a moment that his eyes were playing tricks on him.
PARTI was showing a price of 0.048 U.
He rubbed his eyes. No mistake—it was 0.048 U. It had risen nearly 50% overnight. His hands began to tremble, and two voices started arguing in his head. One said to sell right away and lock in the gains. The other said to wait a little longer—what if it kept going up?
He chose to wait.
Over the next three days, PARTI seemed to take off like a rocket. 0.05 U, 0.06 U—it peaked at 0.0659 U. Li Ming’s 1,000 U had turned into nearly 2,000 U. He sold everything at 0.06 U, making a net profit of 800 U.
It wasn’t a huge amount of money, but it meant something entirely different to him. It was the first time he had truly made money in crypto—not by getting lucky and chasing a rally, but by making a brave call at the bottom.
PARTI later fell back to around 0.056 U, but Li Ming had no regrets. He knew that in the world of crypto, catching even one wave was already a remarkable achievement.
That night, he split the 800 U he’d earned into two parts: one to keep looking for opportunities, and the other to put into an investment product. He no longer felt anxious watching stories of people getting rich overnight on Binance Square, because he had finally understood something.
In this market, patience matters more than luck—and courage means being willing to press the buy button even when you’re afraid.
#PARTI #币安广场 #Cryptocurrency
At three in the morning, Li Ming was wide awake again.
The blue light from his phone screen fell across his tired face as post after post scrolled by on Binance Square. They were all people showing off their gains: one coin had gone up tenfold, another had made someone a hundred times their money. He felt his empty wallet. There was less than 2,000 U left in his spot account.
"I’m always destined to be the one left holding the bag," he said to himself with a bitter smile.
Just as he was about to turn off his phone and go to sleep, a name caught his eye: PARTI. The post said it was a newly launched coin whose community was gaining momentum, though most people were still waiting on the sidelines. It was priced at just 0.031 U, hovering near its 24-hour low.
Li Ming hesitated. The last time he chased a meme coin, it had halved in price the very next day. He lost 800 U and spent the whole next month regretting it. But this time was different. He checked the on-chain data over and over: the number of holding addresses was increasing, trading volume was growing, and the price was near the bottom.
"I’ve only got this much left anyway. It’ll just lose value sitting there."
He converted all 1,000 U into PARTI at an average price of 0.033 U. After buying, he tossed his phone aside and forced himself to sleep. He told himself that the worst that could happen was losing money again—and it wouldn’t be the first time.
He woke up at noon the next day. Still groggy, he opened Binance and thought for a moment that his eyes were playing tricks on him.
PARTI was showing a price of 0.048 U.
He rubbed his eyes. No mistake—it was 0.048 U. It had risen nearly 50% overnight. His hands began to tremble, and two voices started arguing in his head. One said to sell right away and lock in the gains. The other said to wait a little longer—what if it kept going up?
He chose to wait.
Over the next three days, PARTI seemed to take off like a rocket. 0.05 U, 0.06 U—it peaked at 0.0659 U. Li Ming’s 1,000 U had turned into nearly 2,000 U. He sold everything at 0.06 U, making a net profit of 800 U.
It wasn’t a huge amount of money, but it meant something entirely different to him. It was the first time he had truly made money in crypto—not by getting lucky and chasing a rally, but by making a brave call at the bottom.
PARTI later fell back to around 0.056 U, but Li Ming had no regrets. He knew that in the world of crypto, catching even one wave was already a remarkable achievement.
That night, he split the 800 U he’d earned into two parts: one to keep looking for opportunities, and the other to put into an investment product. He no longer felt anxious watching stories of people getting rich overnight on Binance Square, because he had finally understood something.
In this market, patience matters more than luck—and courage means being willing to press the buy button even when you’re afraid.
#PARTI #币安广场 #Cryptocurrency