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Made a small bet against the end of the bull market

I have never been able to understand why a great token like $car is only firmly held by me

This is the first truly national currency in the blockchain sense, the greatest and most practical implementation of blockchain today. The value of a token can help countless poor children in this country, and even influence the country's GDP, bringing hope for development and progress to this nation.

Until today, the President of the Central African Republic, Dr. Touadera, is still tirelessly promoting $car @FA_Touadera. This is not the stereotype of wealth plundering from web2 to web3; in fact, it is an invasion of culture and influence from web3 to web2.

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After reading a novel this morning, I saw a coin that was said to be issued by a listed company, so I did some research.

After researching, I felt that it was probably true. First of all, an article on the official website of Kingnet Network on February 28, 2025 shows that this listed company did register a subsidiary in Hong Kong. https://t.co/PD5UmA19cg
And the registration time stated in the article also coincides with the registration time of Twitter @KingnetCapital and the registration time of the domain name https://t.co/XjGMNpGXIw. And the subsidiary Twitter just reposted this article in 2024, one year earlier than the parent company.

And ton's official Twitter also @ed the subsidiary's Twitter on 4.8
https://t.co/O3VWz9PbNR

So I bought some. Kingnet Network's market value and performance look very good, which is easy to remind people of $nxpc two days ago

But the risk is very high. First of all, the bottom has risen a lot. Secondly, this coin has some conspiracy elements, and the risk of zeroing is not small. Please be responsible for your own transactions. If you buy, please try with a position that can withstand zeroing

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Let's review the recent trading of the meme mini bull market.

First of all, with Mubarak + Broccoli + Tut, not only did I break even, but I also made a profit, selling most of it. It's hard to imagine that at one point I lost over 2 million on these three coins. In the end, breaking even and making a profit is certainly a happy outcome, but these three ridiculous coins made me miss out on larger profits from Moodeng, Neiro, and Goat, so I'm not particularly happy about it. Also, when I lost over 2 million on these three coins, it made me reflect; I will never buy any coin more than one percent in the future. I thought it didn't matter because the market cap was low, but I bought too much, resulting in such a significant unrealized loss at the bottom.

Then there's Pnut, which also yielded decent returns after holding for about three months. The process was actually a bit torturous. The most uncertain time was when the ACT operator ran away; at that moment, I also considered whether to sell, but I held on because of deep feelings. In the end, I sold out at around 0.4, which was the most profitable trade recently, quite satisfying; the wizard is awesome @0xcryptowizard.

As for ETH, I actually feel it's a pity. I bought 10 million at the very bottom and even tweeted about it. My cost was only around 1450, but I started selling at 1650 and sold all at 1800. Mainly because I had been hit too hard by diamond hands recently, I thought it was better to be a paper hand for stable profits. A quote from Teacher Lu really resonated with me: "Assets are still those assets"; the funds will eventually return to those few tradable assets @Luyaoyuan1.

The rest are some very scattered trades, with two larger ones being Trump and People, both making about hundreds of thousands of USD. Trump was a chase buy after the dinner news, and People was based on my observation of the meme coins on Binance; almost all good concepts and narratives were rising, but the only meme with a concept and narrative that hadn’t started was People, so I bought it.

Recently, on-chain trades have been very unsuccessful. The last time I made big money on-chain was when I made several million on TST. Recently, only some old coins I had bought at the bottom made money, and I hardly profited from any new coins, especially Launchcoin, which had a very clear buying logic, but I missed out.

Ultimately, my mindset towards on-chain trading has been quite awkward lately. On one hand, I want to stay away from the crypto world, so I’m reluctant to invest too much energy into on-chain activities, because on-chain really requires a lot of energy input. On the other hand, when I see others constantly making money, I can't help but buy a few trades. This casual mindset is indeed very unsuitable for on-chain trading.

Also, I'm a bit sorry about Adventure Island. I had planned to do it with friends, but I overslept. I originally intended to invest 1 USD. I also participated in two presales recently. To be honest, the bull market has made me a bit careless; I even got friends to join in on these two presales, especially that beastly one at 10k. I can accept losing money myself, but it feels a bit guilty to drag friends down with me.

That's about all for my recent trading thoughts. Honestly, it still feels a bit awkward, caught in a state of wanting to stay away from the crypto world yet unable to resist trading.

Let's chat about random stuff on Twitter (mainly because I've been too lazy lately and can't focus on trading coins)

I've seen many people talking about age on Twitter, haha, I can only say that for a long time, I comforted myself with my age

When I first entered the circle, I was also a very young newcomer, after all, I was born in the 2000s. Back then, I saw many big shots and experts in my eyes who were very wealthy, and I comforted myself that they only had the advantage of age, having entered the circle earlier than me. I thought that in a few years, I would surpass them. Even if I didn’t, I could at least work hard to live a bit longer, gaining more experience than them in the circle.

Youth is indeed a capital. Last year, at 24 years old, I should have been at my peak in reaction speed, execution, and logical thinking. I felt like I was the best; my ideas were correct, and my coins would rise. As for now, I have become lazy and only wish to dedicate a little bit of energy to trading coins.

However, there are likely many young people in this market just like I was back then, who are new to the crypto world, without experience and capital. Believe me, those old-timers who may seem unattainable to you will, sooner or later, be outperformed in trading skills by you. This market absolutely belongs to the young people who have the fastest reaction, the most agile thinking, and the most abundant energy. Ultimately, the world belongs to the young.

Recently, there has been an interesting invention that addresses a common dilemma for people in the cryptocurrency space: how to respond when relatives and friends ask about your profession.

In the past, I would say I was a stock trader, involved in finance, selling computers, or simply that I was doing nothing and taking it easy.

But I discovered a better way to say it. Now, when people ask what I do, I tell them I am an internet celebrity. This way, the other person can immediately understand why someone born after 2000 is so wealthy.

If they want to see my account, I say company policy requires confidentiality, and the accounts I manage are also not public-facing. If they ask about the content, I say it's in a niche professional field; anyway, the sense of mystery needs to be maximized. This way, I have a legitimate profession, and I also have some prestige.