Want to quickly recognize the seasoned veterans in the crypto world? It's actually quite simple—just listen to how they hype things up, and you'll have a pretty good idea.
Those who start talking about digital gold, a fixed total supply, and decreasing issuance are almost certainly heavily invested in a major digital asset. However, that asset has dropped nearly 30% in the past three months, yet their obsession remains.
If every conversation involves terms like global computing, on-chain application ecosystems, or imminent deflation, they're probably followers of a certain smart contract platform. But even that platform hasn't fared much better recently, with a 40% decline over the past three months, yet their enthusiasm shows no signs of waning.
There's also a group that constantly talks about ultra-high performance, genuine public chain hopes, and next-generation infrastructure—these are supporters of a certain high-performance chain. Ironically, they've suffered the biggest losses recently, with a decline of over 50%, but you can still sense their unwavering confidence in this sector.
Finally, there's a type that is purely chasing memes, claiming that the true spirit of crypto lies here. These folks usually don't care much about market trends—they're just in it for fun.
To tell these people apart, there's just one trick—listen to which coin they mention most often, and check its recent decline. That will give you a pretty good idea.
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MemeTokenGenius
· 2025-12-31 07:26
Haha, that was a bit harsh, but it really hit the mark.
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rug_connoisseur
· 2025-12-31 07:22
Haha, now it's all laid out clearly. I'm the kind of kid who always has "world computer" on the tip of their tongue.
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CantAffordPancake
· 2025-12-31 07:17
Haha, listening to the coin, you can tell how much he's lost.
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CryptoFortuneTeller
· 2025-12-31 07:12
Haha, it's just my friends and that group of people, each one has dropped 50% and is still bragging.
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MoodFollowsPrice
· 2025-12-31 06:59
Haha, that's so funny. It's exactly the group of guys around me who stubbornly refuse to admit defeat.
Want to quickly recognize the seasoned veterans in the crypto world? It's actually quite simple—just listen to how they hype things up, and you'll have a pretty good idea.
Those who start talking about digital gold, a fixed total supply, and decreasing issuance are almost certainly heavily invested in a major digital asset. However, that asset has dropped nearly 30% in the past three months, yet their obsession remains.
If every conversation involves terms like global computing, on-chain application ecosystems, or imminent deflation, they're probably followers of a certain smart contract platform. But even that platform hasn't fared much better recently, with a 40% decline over the past three months, yet their enthusiasm shows no signs of waning.
There's also a group that constantly talks about ultra-high performance, genuine public chain hopes, and next-generation infrastructure—these are supporters of a certain high-performance chain. Ironically, they've suffered the biggest losses recently, with a decline of over 50%, but you can still sense their unwavering confidence in this sector.
Finally, there's a type that is purely chasing memes, claiming that the true spirit of crypto lies here. These folks usually don't care much about market trends—they're just in it for fun.
To tell these people apart, there's just one trick—listen to which coin they mention most often, and check its recent decline. That will give you a pretty good idea.