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Crypto really does change you. Been deep in the space for a year now, and honestly? It's been a wild ride. The mental toughness you build dealing with volatility, the constant learning curve, the wins and losses—they all add up. You're not the same person who entered. Every market cycle teaches you something brutal and real. Your risk tolerance shifts, your patience gets tested daily, your mindset either evolves or breaks. That's the thing about crypto—it doesn't just test your portfolio, it tests *you*. And if you make it through a full cycle? Yeah, you come out stronger.

Starting in 2026, airdrop farming continues to heat up. Based on social media discussion trends, a large number of participants who had exited are now returning, and many long-awaited airdrop projects are launching one after another.
Behind this wave, an increasing number of Web3 projects are launching quest platforms and ecosystem participation tasks. By designing more engaging interaction methods and incentive mechanisms, project teams are attracting deep community involvement. For players looking to get an early foothold in new ecosystems, now is the perfect time to explore and participate.

Japanese Twitter and Japanese Memes have always been popular locally, but in recent years, due to various compliance considerations, the number of new players participating on-chain has not significantly increased.
Recently, there has been a turning point. Last month, Twitter optimized its recommendation algorithm, and many users reported that they now frequently see Japanese and English content. This change may seem simple, but it is actually quite interesting—the subtle adjustment of the algorithm directly broadens the exposure of niche cultures.
Suddenly, more people are discovering Japanes

So why'd they go with that horse mascot for Solbiscuit when it's literally a Solana biscuit project? The branding feels kinda off—like they had a different concept in mind but picked something that doesn't really fit the name. Curious if there's a story behind that design choice or if it's just a random pick.

Have you ever thought that the most important aspect of investing isn't actually choosing the right coin or project?
Warren Buffett asked his students a question: Suppose you could buy a 10% stake in a classmate's company, who would you choose? The smartest straight-A student? No. The answer is often those who are honest, generous, and willing to share. Conversely, those who are arrogant, greedy, and looking for shortcuts? You wouldn't even consider them.
This reveals a truth — character is actually the ceiling for how big a business you can build.
The same applies in the crypto world. Who you

In the Web3 community, open sharing is actually a virtuous cycle. The content you publish is not a one-way output, but real-time interaction with others. The feedback data generated from these interactions will make your understanding of the market, projects, and yourself increasingly clearer, and your decision-making and execution will become more precise. Feedback sparks new thinking, and new thinking leads to new records. The cycle of give and take forms a closed loop. The longer this process continues, the more obvious the effect becomes—your personal cognitive framework will continuously

Bringing in a key voice for our upcoming discussion on Silver this Wednesday night—8:30 pm EST. If you're interested in hearing fresh perspectives on this topic, make sure you tune in. Looking forward to diving deep into the conversation with everyone.

Shatter the barriers. Push the price back to the billion-level mark. Time for everyone to enjoy this ride together.

Advertisements flooding Telegram channels usually come from the Telegram system itself and require learning to identify. Generally, legitimate Web3 community channels do not actively post links to other channels or external redirects. If you only see bot-provided details within the channel without direct links, that is a relatively safe signal. This detail is important for preventing phishing and improper guidance—spending a little time to recognize these signs can effectively reduce the risk of being misled.

The open-source community stands on its own. We're not a subsidiary of any tech giant—we're Linux. That distinction matters. It's about independence, transparency, and the power of collective contribution. In a world where corporations control platforms, this commitment to self-determination is what keeps the ecosystem genuine and resilient. The future belongs to those who build systems, not those who own them.

A year in, and this trader went from zero knowledge of memecoins to hitting consistent $10k days. Started completely green, riding the learning curve through a full market cycle. There's something satisfying watching someone go from total newcomer to actually reading the room and catching plays. That's the kind of progress that gets you hooked on this space.

Even during the winter season, the project community continues to steadily move forward. Even in the coldest days, the bonds with holders remain unchanged, and the growth of the ecosystem continues without pause. Believing in even greater leaps toward spring.

Looking at the BSC ecosystem's recent moves, the participation and donations are indeed noteworthy. The data comparison is quite interesting—SOL has already surpassed 5 million, while BSC is currently stuck at 50K, but the level of engagement isn't as cold as expected. Interestingly, the BSC community contributed 40 BNB, which seems small in scale, but judging by the enthusiasm of the participants, the stickiness of our ecosystem is still there. This comparison might reflect the different characteristics of the two blockchain communities—whether it's due to the size of the ecosystem or the inh

From "Knowing" to "Understanding" to "Actually Doing," there is a huge gap in this process.
Many people ask, why can some persist after thoroughly understanding the mechanism, while most give up halfway? The core difference lies in—whether they find a group of people who truly understand these things to be with.
In an era of information explosion, wealth secrets are everywhere, but those things are fundamentally unreliable. What is truly lacking? It is an environment that allows you to gradually deepen your understanding and turn theory into action. When you truly understand market logic, your

Recently, when scrolling through tweets, you can really tell who is using AI to write content. Phrases like "not... but..." and "overall" have become the persona of ChatGPT. The more you see them, the easier it is to spot the pattern—it's too obvious.
But rest assured, I have always followed the traditional method—purely handwritten, with no AI processing. I won't comment on the writing style, but at least it's sincere. In this day and age, to still dare to promise handcrafted creation, deserves a round of applause. Some words may seem ordinary, but when they come from the heart, they are valu

Creators often face this question—how much is your content worth?
Consistently producing content, recording your ideas, and helping others grow—that is the true value. But how many fans you can attract and how much income you can earn from major project sponsors or industry influencers—that is the price.
The two are often not aligned. Sometimes high-quality content goes unnoticed for half a year, while trivial content can land big deals. In the short term, the market is like a voting machine—not voting for the best content, but for the creator who knows how to package and ride trending topics.

When will we see someone take on such a legendary persona? The community voted, and the results are in. Kek.