$RARE $KAITO $OG Lost a Cullinan after 6 months of playing Meme

Last month, I followed a certain influencer to invest in a meme coin. I made 200,000 in the first three days and felt like I was chosen by destiny. However, on the fourth day, there was a sudden crash, and I lost half a year's salary overnight. I was trembling while checking the K-line charts and discovered that the wallet had already pulled out, leaving the pool completely drained... Thinking back on it still sends chills down my spine.

Personal experience with the three major Meme coins.

1. Fee Assassin:

Thought a 0.3% fee wasn't much? I bet 10 times a day, and after a month, my principal was reduced by 18%! The worst part is that the bots prioritize trading, so the price you buy is always 3% higher than the big players (don’t ask me how I know this)

2. Slippage Black Hole:

Last month I invested in a coin, placed a buy order for 1000, but actually received only 860.

The selling was even more outrageous; a 2000u coin only gave me 1700u.

3. Chain Trap:

I have witnessed a certain KOL promoting ads and shouting orders, only for his fans to jump in while he sells off.

Leaked internal screenshot: the wallet used 400 addresses to disguise "community consensus"

Now my survival strategy

1. Never go all-in: Invest a maximum of 10% of principal at a time (losing it won't hurt too much)

2. Only follow smart money: Watch the top 100 wallets; I buy after they do

3. Take profits when the going is good: Withdraw principal after doubling, and leave the profits for fun.

4. The #特朗普概念 Hero Dog Conan on the primary market, if you have a small amount of capital, it’s worth a look. This hero dog has been personally awarded by Trump, backed by a community of tens of thousands, continuously pushing forward. Instead of randomly jumping in, isn’t it safer to invest in Conan? #加密市场回调 #加密市场观察 #美国犹他州比特币法案 #币安优化上币机制