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Since the Solana chain's pump has failed, it hasn't produced any particularly sustainable products. This includes the fact that even personally supporting Time in the upcoming Toly event didn’t help much. This is one of the reasons I sold my Sol. A few days ago, I experienced the Super inner market firsthand. In simple terms, 'trading is mining.' It works similarly to FCoin's Zhang Jian. In the Super inner market, buying and selling the coins with the highest trading volume can randomly earn you high points, and these points can be used to buy Super. Points are distributed every 5 minutes, and the project continuously repurchases and burns to boost the price of Super. Then you can take it to external pools to sell. Yesterday, Super peaked at 0.6 USDT. Today, it has almost collapsed to 0.04 USDT. Fortunately, I sold early, didn't hold on, and didn't incur losses.
Actually, I went to check out the Super on the first day it opened, but I didn't understand how to play it. It was all about underground projects with a market cap of tens of thousands, and I immediately decided not to participate. Later, several leading coins were raised to 10 million and 1 million. The coin prices initially surged by 10 times or even 100 times, and I missed out on that wave. Additionally, a big shot harvested 500,000 RMB worth of points yesterday. How did he do it? He bought and sold immediately, not losing too much. At the beginning, the points were given generously, thousands at a time. Some advised him not to lose too much. As a result, those who advised him earned much less than he did. Yesterday, I tried it out, buying 1 Sol each time, and I harvested 5-10 times a minute, buying and selling immediately without losing much. In a while, I earned over 100 points. Those who bought 10 Sol at once only earned 1-2 points. I only needed to harvest a few times to get dozens of times more than them. Ultimately, I harvested over 500 points and made over 200 USDT. But this product mechanism itself is unlikely to be sustainable. Relying on it to revive Sol is definitely not going to work.
If the Solana chain can produce more sustainable good products, it may be able to bring Sol back to glory. In the future, when new products emerge, we should actively try and research them without prejudice. Even if it ultimately collapses, it can still provide valuable experience. Who knows, we might even make a profit.
Actually, I went to check out the Super on the first day it opened, but I didn't understand how to play it. It was all about underground projects with a market cap of tens of thousands, and I immediately decided not to participate. Later, several leading coins were raised to 10 million and 1 million. The coin prices initially surged by 10 times or even 100 times, and I missed out on that wave. Additionally, a big shot harvested 500,000 RMB worth of points yesterday. How did he do it? He bought and sold immediately, not losing too much. At the beginning, the points were given generously, thousands at a time. Some advised him not to lose too much. As a result, those who advised him earned much less than he did. Yesterday, I tried it out, buying 1 Sol each time, and I harvested 5-10 times a minute, buying and selling immediately without losing much. In a while, I earned over 100 points. Those who bought 10 Sol at once only earned 1-2 points. I only needed to harvest a few times to get dozens of times more than them. Ultimately, I harvested over 500 points and made over 200 USDT. But this product mechanism itself is unlikely to be sustainable. Relying on it to revive Sol is definitely not going to work.
If the Solana chain can produce more sustainable good products, it may be able to bring Sol back to glory. In the future, when new products emerge, we should actively try and research them without prejudice. Even if it ultimately collapses, it can still provide valuable experience. Who knows, we might even make a profit.
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