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Crypto 教父
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Vitalik has fired again. This time he specifically named the meme coin factory Pump.fun and placed it on the same 'negative example' list as FTX and LUNA. The implication is clear: projects of this low quality, relying on 'shame challenges' for hype, are tarnishing the values of the entire crypto ecosystem. Why should we pay attention to this? First, Vitalik's statement is not just a moral critique, but a warning about the future direction of the crypto industry. Meme coins may be popular, but if they rely on parody and perform 'self-destructive shows' to attract traffic in the long term, they will ultimately turn into an absurd bubble game. This not only undermines investor confidence but also deters mainstream capital. Even more absurdly, Pump.fun has already made it onto Black Mirror's seventh season, satirizing extreme behaviors of humans humiliating themselves live for the sake of earning tokens. While satire is satire, in reality, there are indeed people imitating these ridiculous scenes to promote coins. The 'freedom' of DeFi is turning into disorder and chaos. What does this mean for the market? A trust crisis is escalating: more and more funds are retreating from meme coins in search of genuinely applicable projects. Regulatory actions may be closer: the more absurd the behavior, the more it will provoke regulatory actions from the beautiful country and various places. But this is also an opportunity for survival of the fittest: those who can create interesting and profound projects will find it easier to stand out. Vitalik is right: the future of an ecosystem largely depends on what kind of applications it encourages. Pump.fun became popular quickly, but it burned trust; while those teams that are genuinely doing the work may be quietly nurturing the next cycle's blue chips. Meme is not original sin, but if there is only hype without a bottom line, this crypto circle will eventually become a joke. The choice is not just about investing in coins, but also about investing in the future you want.
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