I suddenly noticed a new ClutchDEX button today 🔘 Clicking it showed "Closed beta coming soon!"

#river #SnowballLife #I'mHere #memes $memes is quite an interesting coin. The most surreal scene on BSC yesterday was probably this: @heyibinance posted "memes will continue," which everyone immediately interpreted as a veiled endorsement of $MEMES. Its market capitalization soared from a few million to over $27 million, with FOMO-driven retail investors rushing in, thinking they'd caught a lucky signal. Then, a few hours later—the tweet was deleted. Emotions collapsed instantly, and $MEMES plummeted back to around $4 million. Those who were "buying like crazy" yesterday are now completely dumbfounded. This incident illustrates at least two points: 1️⃣ Memes shouldn't be essentially an attention business, but if you treat someone's retweet as a "decree," you're not holding chips, you're holding dice. 2️⃣ BSC has relied too heavily on personal branding in the past two years. A single tweet can boost its popularity, another can be deleted, leading to a backlash against other cryptocurrencies that built their success through gradual, solid consensus. There are actually very few memes that survive solely on their own narrative, community, and product. In fact, BSC has always been a representative of "community building." My advice is: Instead of constantly gambling on who will share or delete what, focus on creating a storyline that doesn't depend on anyone else's opinion—World Cup meme + prediction market → Clutch DEX @FIFAWorldCupDEX. The World Cup is the traffic driver, and the DEX is the value driver. Our community has been in preparation for two years, with a publicly verifiable $1 million fund. Although it's a trending meme, it has a game application (mini-games + battle royale), a prediction market plan, and a clear next step: DEX. We're taking it one step at a time. The world of memes will always have tales of overnight riches through "retweets + deletions," but looking back, whether it's DOGE, SHIB, PEPE, BONK, or POPCAT… none of them truly survived solely by suddenly piggybacking on a celebrity's comment. Behind them all lies: time, community, narrative, and continuous development. What I'd rather see is: which path we've forged step by step ourselves, rather than being decided by someone's swipe of a finger, a retweet, and then a deletion. ⚽💙

0xff5d99a5c16cf2ffb4e7da1d7c42a791e70e4444 What the heck is this "1"? CA is for reference only and not a purchase recommendation. I still prefer the current environment. The fundamental reason some people dislike it is because it's too hasty. "Buy 100U today, and tomorrow you'll make 10,000 times your investment and earn 1 millionU" 😂. This current pace is so much better: Scams and scams are too costly, so they don't dare to operate recklessly anymore. There are only a few scams in the industry. Those with strength and good luck make big profits, while those with average strength and luck make small profits. It's relatively stable once things start going up. It's not like riding a rollercoaster every day, afraid to wake up and lose everything, or even lose everything in the time it takes to go to the bathroom. Slower is actually more friendly to those who really want to make money and survive.

#Snowball #Hakimi #BinanceLife Many people are completely getting the priorities wrong when it comes to memes. The foundation of a meme should be community consensus, followed by pump-and-dump schemes and FOMO (Fear of Missing Out). Think about this simple logic: • Even without large amounts of capital or hype, a coin with strong community consensus and no one dumping it is less likely to go to zero and will eventually have a chance. • However, if a coin lacks consensus and only relies on pump-and-dump schemes, capital will flee to avoid it, and the hype will eventually fade. When the tide goes out, it's easy to see who's been exposed. Everyone can review the alpha tokens on BSC over the past six months: • In the last round, apart from "Binance Life" surviving by listing on the spot market, tokens like Binance Xiaohe, $palu, and $4, which relied purely on temporary hype and pump-and-dump schemes, have basically all died out. The only one that has survived to this day is Hakimi, which focuses on community building. Recently, several new Binance Alpha tokens have been listed: • "I'm Coming!", "K-Line Life", "I", "Snowball"... Coincidentally, the most stable and steadily rising one is the community-driven "Snowball". While other tokens saw their Alpha listings result in sell-offs and ugly candlestick charts, Snowball, after Alpha, not only didn't fall but rose to over 50M! The conclusion is simple: For a token to survive long-term, look at the community, followed by funding and narrative. World Cup concept @FIFAWorldCupDEX Clutch DEX! The community has been preparing for two years, established a 1 million RMB fund, and has a battle royale game product! Worth checking out. Snowball, Hakimi, $gas 0x36f2fd027f5f27c59b8c6d64df64bcc8e8c97777 0x82ec31d69b3c289e541b50e30681fd1acad24444 7pskt3A1Zsjhngazam7vHWjWHnfgiRump916Xj7ABAGS

#Snowball #RIVER #virus The difference between bull and bear markets in the primary market is actually quite pronounced. In a bull market, competition is fierce but opportunities abound: • There are virtually no opportunities for various community coins, ground-level promotion coins, and model coins. • Sentiment is volatile; people are quick to criticize slowness and large market caps. • News coins, PVP coins, KOL-driven Ponzi schemes, and discussion forum Ponzi schemes can achieve tens of times their initial value in minutes, tens of millions in value in hours, and hundreds of millions in market cap in days. In this environment, everyone is "in and out quickly," and no one is willing to take their time. In a bear market, there is almost no competition, but opportunities are extremely scarce: • Those who are truly willing to participate cherish every opportunity. • Once you've placed your order, it's all about consensus building and development; no one is constantly changing their strategy. The BSC Snowball Ponzi scheme is a prime example: Watching ground-level partners steadily push the market cap from 3M to the current 50M, this kind of slow-push + tax-based Ponzi scheme is only seen more often in a bear market, with the support of ground-level promotion. Now imagine: World Cup meme + game app circulation (GameFi) + $1 million in funding to pump the price + community promotion + CloseCup DEX! What would happen? @FIFAWorldCupDEX Snowball 0x36f2fd027f5f27c59b8c6d64df64bcc8e8c97777 $virus 0xa1ed61902f13e162305f59e1b2475e269e647777 The above contracts are for research purposes only and do not constitute investment advice.

Clutch DEX @FIFAWorldCupDEX I made a killing tonight!!! Hahaha, it's all-in tonight! 🐳

😭I lost 30,000 CP this game, I'm so upset! Clutch DEX!

Clutch DEX, come play! It's so much fun! 😂 The whale is out! Let's kill the whale!

#WhiteWhale #I'mHere #OldMan Cherish the bear market as you would cherish winter. Winter may be cold, but it kills the pests (one-off attacks, quick exits, exploiting retail investors, riding the wave, and short-lived schemes). Persist in your operations during winter; regardless of whether the team can succeed, at least their intention is to do so. You rarely hear of people losing big money in a bear market; most of the time, you hear about people losing big money in a bull market. WhiteWhale a3W4qutoEJA4232T2gwZUfgYJTetr96pU4SJMwppump I'm here! 0xc51a9250795c0186a6fb4a7d20a90330651e4444 Old Man 0x1a5f9d77ca46646cd4937fd8d093f460b66f4444

#WhiteWhale #I'mHere This is a very clear bear market environment 📉. Personally, I don't like playing the short-term swings. A major bull market is always accompanied by flash crashes, pullbacks, and then rises again; a major bear market is also always accompanied by rebounds, rallies, and then falls again. It's obvious that we're currently in a bear market, having fallen to a certain support level and started a period of consolidation and rebound. No matter how much it rebounds, it will eventually fall again. I prefer to trade on a longer timeframe, waiting for BTC to drop below $50,000 before slowly buying in batches. Don't try to profit from both long and short positions in a bear market, and don't try to profit from both in a bull market. Those who lose money are greedy and want to profit from both long and short positions every day.