@Richard Teng I have a report, I saw a post claiming this is the last chance to “exit liquidity” out of non-regulatory coins because they’re all going to zero by 2025. TBH, what kind of FUD is this? If crypto worked like that, everyone would’ve already made it and retired in Bali. Here’s why this take is pure cope.

First up, Bitcoin (BTC). The OG. No founder docs, no office, no “regulated clarity.” Just straight-up decentralization vibes and a whole lot of diamond hands. Bitcoin didn’t ask the SEC for a green light—it hit ATHs while regulators were still trying to figure out what blockchain even meant. If BTC is a scam, it’s the longest rug pull in history.

Then you’ve got Ethereum (ETH), the DeFi chad. ETH survived the ICO days (a literal gas fee wasteland) and still flipped the game with smart contracts, staking, and L2 hype. Compliance didn’t make ETH what it is—developers and community apes building the future did. Regulators are just trying to catch up with what the devs shipped years ago.

And finally, Dogecoin (DOGE), the meme king. Zero fundamentals, infinite supply, and yet it’s still mooning. Why? Because the community YOLO’d into it and gave it utility that no one saw coming. Regulatory clarity? Nah, just Elon tweets, tipping culture, and meme magic.

Here’s the alpha: regulations might slow some projects, but crypto doesn’t die—it forks. The real baggers are the ones solving problems and creating utility, not checking boxes for boomers. So are you holding strong, or are you letting FUD shake you out? Your call, anon.