Good afternoon, everyone.

I've been constantly being beaten down by the dealer lately, but luckily I didn't buy much. Thankfully, this one ran fast today, otherwise I wouldn't know what to do - *0% ? Dog Dealer $buzz

Buy some casually, but if you buy seriously, you'll get cut in half. GM

$buzz $35 million What happened?

After holding it for so long, it finally rebounded! $buzz Damn livestreaming tokens! I lost 50% of them.

Luckily, I sold my shares quickly, so I only lost a little over 50% on this $Pump livestream. Earlier this year, I bought a coin that was used for livestreaming pooping. When it stopped, I was slow to sell, and I lost 80%. I hate livestreaming.

Don't leave the table easily. The first wave of $ordi that emerged quickly lost interest, and only after it was gradually discovered did it see a significant surge. As for the $pump live streaming track, my opinion is that those who haven't yet jumped on board can do so now, and those who have already jumped on board should consider adding more. Essentially, it's all a gamble on whether this track will work. If it does, the atmosphere is positive, and liquidity returns, it will explode.

GM, brothers, is there still hope for $Pump live streaming?

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Regarding $Pump, I think this guy's analysis is sound. See Figure 2 for details. The cryptocurrency world has evolved from VCs to memes, and now, nearly every good meme has been launched on $Pump. If, as I believe, everything returns to the essence of blockchain, then coins with practical applications, revenue, and real-world asset businesses will have greater opportunities. In summary, the transition is from VC hype coins to meme coins to application-value coins (tokens issued by entities that provide real value and utility).