You have to dive into the darkness to appreciate the light.
Niflheim
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YOUR MOM WAS RIGHT ABOUT CRYPTO
Have you ever stopped to ask yourself a simple question:
How many new tokens are launched every single day?
The answer should make you uncomfortable.
Roughly 20,000–30,000 tokens can appear in a single day.
And yet you're told to believe that if you just work harder, lock in, never sell, build the community, and keep grinding in the trenches, you'll eventually make it.
What if the trenches aren't what you think they are?
What if the entire narrative was designed to keep you providing liquidity while someone else extracts it?
Look at the charts.
Track the wallets.
Follow the money.
Have you ever noticed how the same wallets repeatedly appear across different projects, buying and selling relentlessly, moving thousands upon thousands of dollars?
And then comes the proof that "crypto works."
Dogecoin.
Shiba Inu.
And now the next token they decide to elevate.
They need a few spectacular winners so millions of people continue believing that the game is winnable.
But count the winners.
Then count the 20,000+ tokens launching every day.
The math starts looking very different.
There is one factor nobody likes to talk about:
LUCK.
The luck of being in the one token that gets chosen, pushed, protected, or simply catches fire.
You are trying to find one winner among tens of thousands.
And no amount of dedication guarantees that you'll be the one holding it.
Your hardworking team?
Your honest community?
Your endless raids?
Your hours spent posting?
Your decision to hold instead of taking profits?
None of these guarantee success.
And whales have little incentive to aggressively push a project where they don't control enough of the supply.
Then there are the KOLs.
Some receive tokens for free before you ever arrive. Others slide into DMs offering promotion for SOL or tokens.
Do they genuinely believe in the "trenches"?
Maybe some do.
But many understand the game perfectly well: attention is the product.
They don't need your token to succeed.
They need your engagement.
Your likes.
Your replies.
Your impressions.
Your belief.
Because at the end of the month, the platform pays them for attention.
And while you're convinced you're building the next big thing...
You're the liquidity.
So yes.
Maybe your mom was right.
"Son, don't get into that. It's a pyramid. There are scammers everywhere. You're going to lose your money. Be careful."
Maybe she understood something you didn't.
I'm not saying nobody wins.
Of course people win.
That's precisely why the machine keeps working.
There will always be another Shiba.
Another Dogecoin.
Another miracle.
And there will always be thousands upon thousands of forgotten charts underneath them.
So to everyone staying in the trenches:
Good luck.
Maybe you'll be lucky enough to catch the one they choose.
And to everyone arriving for the first time:
Good luck to you too.
Just remember:
When you see the next 100x story, don't only ask:
"What if this is the next Shiba?"
Ask:
"How many tokens launched today that nobody will ever remember?"
Because sometimes the hardest thing to accept isn't that you failed to work hard enough.
It's that the game was never designed to reward hard work in the first place.
Mist retweeted
Some from CT started exposing FOMO traders and their cabal squads worth tens of millions of dollars
All recent theses here:
> Frank degods stands behind $PAID and other moonshots, which are getting slowly rug pulled
> $TROLL dev regularly bundles and rug pulls memecoins
> Unipcs (Bonk guy) is responsible for tens rug pulls coming from bonk(dot)fun and pushes $USELESS to to clear reputation
> $100M moonshot White Whale was launched by Unipcs using alt account
> Bubblemaps are affiliated with axiom and pump fun, they do never expose the real bundles
> Axiom stores all your private information and trades to commit insider trading and sell all that information
> Axiom takes $100,000 fee for launchpad listing
> Poorgoat and $KATE are failed Ansem's projects which just like $ANSEM in attempt to promote his other projects and launchpad, so he's likely in huge losses now
> FOMO's leaderboard consists of unreal personas and fake PnL's, said that 98% of those accounts aren't real but are the wallets climbing the lb with pnl from bundled coins
How many of these are true? I guess barely 1 or 2 and even those only half-true
But if any point turns out to be true you better be prepared to sell off early
I’m about to cause an earthquake across CT
Your favorite KOL is running a shady Telegram memecoin scheme
And I'm not talking about Frank, the LA vape cabal, etc.
It's the good ones that act holy on the timeline
All have around 10-60K followers
Over a month ago, I entered the trenches and joined every mid-sized KOL Telegram I could find
Now I finally understand how the game works:
1. They buy a low cap memecoins
2. They post them in Telegram
3. Their followers and copytraders rush in
4. They wait 5–10 minutes
5. They exit
Afterward, they brag that they “gave their community a 2x” based on the exact second the call was posted
But it gets worse
These 10K–60K follower KOLs are all in private groups together, coordinating the same calls across their Telegram channels at the exact same time
Some of the people involved are accounts I genuinely believed were credible
Absolutely disgusting
Mist retweeted
YOUR MOM WAS RIGHT ABOUT CRYPTO
Have you ever stopped to ask yourself a simple question:
How many new tokens are launched every single day?
The answer should make you uncomfortable.
Roughly 20,000–30,000 tokens can appear in a single day.
And yet you're told to believe that if you just work harder, lock in, never sell, build the community, and keep grinding in the trenches, you'll eventually make it.
What if the trenches aren't what you think they are?
What if the entire narrative was designed to keep you providing liquidity while someone else extracts it?
Look at the charts.
Track the wallets.
Follow the money.
Have you ever noticed how the same wallets repeatedly appear across different projects, buying and selling relentlessly, moving thousands upon thousands of dollars?
And then comes the proof that "crypto works."
Dogecoin.
Shiba Inu.
And now the next token they decide to elevate.
They need a few spectacular winners so millions of people continue believing that the game is winnable.
But count the winners.
Then count the 20,000+ tokens launching every day.
The math starts looking very different.
There is one factor nobody likes to talk about:
LUCK.
The luck of being in the one token that gets chosen, pushed, protected, or simply catches fire.
You are trying to find one winner among tens of thousands.
And no amount of dedication guarantees that you'll be the one holding it.
Your hardworking team?
Your honest community?
Your endless raids?
Your hours spent posting?
Your decision to hold instead of taking profits?
None of these guarantee success.
And whales have little incentive to aggressively push a project where they don't control enough of the supply.
Then there are the KOLs.
Some receive tokens for free before you ever arrive. Others slide into DMs offering promotion for SOL or tokens.
Do they genuinely believe in the "trenches"?
Maybe some do.
But many understand the game perfectly well: attention is the product.
They don't need your token to succeed.
They need your engagement.
Your likes.
Your replies.
Your impressions.
Your belief.
Because at the end of the month, the platform pays them for attention.
And while you're convinced you're building the next big thing...
You're the liquidity.
So yes.
Maybe your mom was right.
"Son, don't get into that. It's a pyramid. There are scammers everywhere. You're going to lose your money. Be careful."
Maybe she understood something you didn't.
I'm not saying nobody wins.
Of course people win.
That's precisely why the machine keeps working.
There will always be another Shiba.
Another Dogecoin.
Another miracle.
And there will always be thousands upon thousands of forgotten charts underneath them.
So to everyone staying in the trenches:
Good luck.
Maybe you'll be lucky enough to catch the one they choose.
And to everyone arriving for the first time:
Good luck to you too.
Just remember:
When you see the next 100x story, don't only ask:
"What if this is the next Shiba?"
Ask:
"How many tokens launched today that nobody will ever remember?"
Because sometimes the hardest thing to accept isn't that you failed to work hard enough.
It's that the game was never designed to reward hard work in the first place.
How depressing the crypto space has become. The meta now is launching KOL-named tokens. You people in this space are pathetic. Keep crawling like worms, feeding on whatever scraps these guys throw your way, while genuinely strong narratives and communities die off day after day.
Nothing but facts 💯
teapaw.org/i/status/2037503798214…
Anyone who bet on $WHITEWHALE deserved to get fucked. The post at the end of this thread is from two months ago.
If people don’t care about serious teams, then keep chasing hype and keep being exit liquidity for the manipulators.
This market is done 🤝🏻
teapaw.org/i/status/2013374609182…
The naked truth hurts. Even more so for people like us, who truly dedicate ourselves to every project we get involved in. But we have to be realistic.
teapaw.org/i/status/2034447556189…
Mist retweeted
Legends don’t die.
They retreat into the quiet of the ineffable, where silence sharpens their claws and patience becomes power.
What some mistake for an end
is merely a moment of stillness before the storm.
Rest well, $Lynx. The noise spreads, the whispers grow… and your unbreakable will is simply waiting.
Not gone. Only watching 🐾
Mist retweeted
In a world addicted to logic,
chaos becomes rebellion.
What if $STUPID isn’t ignorance…
but freedom from hesitation?
@Stupid_Inu_CTO
