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The co-founder of the WLFI project has recently become a trending figure in the crypto circle. Interestingly, the dog raised by this founder unexpectedly became the focus of hot discussion—someone jokingly said that this dog could be considered another business card for the project. Moreover, a humorous comparison emerged: people compared it to the signature setup of a certain leading exchange founder. This kind of entertainment-oriented comparison and joke in crypto culture reflects the community's level of attention to the project team. It seems that in the crypto world, the actions of proje

Morning everyone! Is the community hyped about the upcoming MemeMax Fi pack releases this season? Their new updates can't come soon enough—lots of expectations for what they're about to roll out. The momentum feels real right now.

I still have 250 invitation codes saved up. Many people have claimed theirs, and after clicking to take a look, they just left it there. There's no rush to complete the process, so they keep delaying. As a result, I kept putting it off until I saw on Twitter that the screen was full of this, and I realized that the accounts I registered earlier had already been disqualified. It's strange—this kind of thing sounds simple in theory, but in practice, it's easy to get sidetracked by various issues. Instead of waiting any longer, it's better to go through the registration process again quickly. Any

The biggest flaw of retail investors is overthinking.
A few days ago, when the market trend was good, everyone started to speculate—maybe a project team will make a big move, maybe there will be a major partnership. Some even confidently said that a top figure would soon interact. But what happened? Usually, it’s all just empty talk.
There’s an interesting paradox here: deceiving others is easy, but fooling yourself with wild guesses and self-hypnosis is the most dangerous. False expectations and rumors flood the market, and retail investors jump in one after another—not because they are being

Attention Guangzhou friends! I am planning to organize a small offline gathering, inviting 10-20 community partners to sit together.
The event will be simple—dining together and discussing the opportunities and practices in the Web3 world. If you are in Guangzhou and interested in topics like the Web3 ecosystem, market trends, and entrepreneurial directions, feel free to message me for more details.
This is a great opportunity for everyone to exchange ideas, spark new thoughts, and discuss how to seize opportunities in the crypto assets and Web3 sectors. If you're interested, just contact me d

Morning to the anniversary that the traditional finance world just doesn't get. Crypto keeps showing up to celebrate what matters.

Been hearing folks say I should dial back expectations on this project, but honestly expectations are already pretty dialed back at this point.
Think a lot of people are missing the bigger picture here—what we're looking at right now is literally just 1% of the full airdrop allocation being distributed to around 100 community members. This is the beginning, not the whole story.
The early participants are gonna come out ahead on this one. That's just how it works.

The Happy-Sci project was actually a charitable initiative I promoted on my own before joining Labs. The key feature of this event is very simple—it's entirely based on the BNB Chain network, and all participants donate U (USDT). The entire process does not involve the issuance of any new tokens. It should be clarified that at this stage, all Token activities related to Happy-Sci and subsequent extension projects are not connected to me personally or to the Labs organization. This clarification is very important to avoid any misunderstandings.

Do you remember last year when you confidently said you would never touch the testnet again? Yet all you got was dust.
Now it's 2026, and what are you still doing? Still just clicking on testnets.
I know why.
Because in your information flow, the testnet tutorials are almost the only practical-looking content. Really. From wallet setup, contract interaction, gas optimization, to various ways to farm tokens, someone is posting about it every day. In comparison, in-depth project analysis or market insights are scarce.
So you're not really interested in participating in the testnet—you’re just do

Been getting a ton of messages lately with people assuming I've stepped back from trading or scaled down my activity. Let me be straight about it—I'm actually still in the game, just keeping a lower profile on social media. The constant attention frankly gets exhausting, you know? There's something about having everything you do tracked and analyzed that wears on you over time. That's really all it is. Still grinding, just not broadcasting every move publicly like before.

Another tenfold market rally. To be honest, I feel a bit scared— is this the fighting power of our small group? The group includes experienced traders and sharp-eyed veterans, and information sharing is incredibly fast. When I call to join in, the coin price immediately surges. That feeling is both exciting and a little nerve-wracking, after all, market changes happen too quickly. A small but elite community is sometimes like this—minimal information gap, strong execution, and the ability to react quickly when opportunities arise.

The dead internet theory, but make it about Twitter: you scroll through your feed and half the responses are just creative word combinations that technically sound English but don't mean anything. Somehow those posts still get thousands of likes and retweets. Makes you wonder what percentage of engagement is actually real conversation versus people just throwing together plausible-sounding phrases to chase clout. The crypto community definitely isn't immune to this phenomenon—happens constantly in Discord servers and Twitter threads too. At what point does the noise drown out the actual signal

Think of a question: should both project teams and traders reflect on their actions?
First of all, why do token development teams rush to launch? Why not wait until all images, materials, and details are ready before starting? Is that difficult? Many projects launch before they are fully prepared, resulting in a flood of followers jumping in.
Secondly, traders should also be more cautious. Don’t rush in just because a project’s pre-sale package is 10%, and don’t go all-in before the market cap reaches 10k. Isn’t that just gambling? Is it really that hard to do some basic due diligence? Check t

What strikes you about this community is the genuine support for other projects' growth—there's none of that typical tribal warfare or "we're superior" mentality you usually see. It's refreshing.
Lots of people, myself included, caught themselves watching from the sidelines on previous opportunities. Given that kind of collaborative energy, I'm betting this project can rally that kind of engaged crowd again. That's the real signal you want to see in Web3.

There's something profound about how some of the greatest builders blend inner wisdom with strategic capital deployment. Take the path less followed—Steve Jobs could have remained immersed in spiritual exploration during his India journey, yet chose to return and birth Apple. Years later, when facing another crossroads in Japan, he didn't just wander; instead, he channeled that perspective into funding Pixar. What strikes most isn't the geographical pattern, but the rhythm: each time turbulence hit, he didn't react blindly. He'd retreat into contemplation, let spiritual insight recalibrate his

Worth noting: if you're considering X access in Venezuela, double-check that Starlink coverage is actually live there. From what we've seen, the service faced some notable restrictions in the region previously, so connectivity for using X shouldn't be taken for granted.

Hong Kong Digital Harbor is about to make a big move. On January 5th, a Global Web3 Ecosystem Innovation and Application Summit will debut, jointly hosted by CoinQ and Mega Matrix Inc. (NYSE American: MPU). This summit will gather industry voices to discuss the implementation of Web3 applications and breakthroughs in the ecosystem. If you're interested in the latest on-chain innovative projects and ecosystem development ideas, this event is worth paying attention to. As Asia's financial center, Hong Kong's Web3 ecosystem discussions are becoming increasingly active, and this summit is expected

I've got mad respect for the whole Doge community. There's something special about how everyone shows up for each other in this space—that's what it's all about.

Join the hodl movement—where believers in long-term crypto conviction gather. It's not just about holding assets; it's a philosophy. In a market filled with noise and volatility, hodlers stick to their thesis. Whether you're holding Bitcoin, Ethereum, or other quality projects, you're part of a community that believes in the fundamentals over short-term price swings. The hodl nation isn't for everyone, but if you're here, you already understand: patience and conviction beat panic every time.

I want to ask, how can I restore my account that has been marked as "Paused Earnings" status?
My account has been suspended for over 2 years. Recently, I saw other people's accounts regain earning eligibility, and I'm a bit tempted to try and see if there's a way to reactivate it.
Has anyone experienced a similar situation? What is the recovery process like?