A few days ago, I was sitting in a teahouse with my friend A Chen, chatting enthusiastically, when he suddenly opened the white paper of ASTER,
and exclaimed: "8 billion total supply? Isn't this just a money grab!"
He continued to analyze: "Back then, ETH claimed to have no cap, which was a groundbreaking initiative;
In the year BNB launched, it only issued 200 million, and now these projects are increasingly outrageous."
I was taken aback for a moment, casually sipping my tea, thinking to myself—this year in the crypto world, madness has long become the norm.
I nodded while listening,
quickly running through the history of the market in my mind:
Early coins told stories, discussed technology, talked about community;
Now coins can scare newcomers just with the numbers—
total supplies in the tens of billions, hundreds of billions,
issuing coins is as reckless as printing money.
At the moment A Chen slammed the table, his voice trembled,
he was anxious not just about the numbers,
but about the hidden risks behind them:
How long can the project last? How long can the price hold up?
"If you don't start being more careful, ordinary retail investors simply can't handle it!" he shouted.
Seeing his fiery spirit, I couldn't help but laugh:
The crypto world is inherently crazy,
from BTC, ETH to the current ASTER,
every bubble, every surge,
tests people's vision and courage.
He said: "Look at this team, their hype ability is amazing,
the white paper is filled with jargon,
ordinary people can't distinguish between technology and gimmicks."
I secretly nodded in agreement:
Smart money will enter, and the chaff will be blown away,
what remains depends on who can’t hold on first.
The atmosphere in the teahouse suddenly became tense,
as if we could hear the heartbeat of the crypto market:
Every new project launch,
is like setting off a timed bomb,
if you're not careful, your wallet gets "cleared out."
A Chen finally sighed:
"The crypto world is getting crazier,
it's a game for the wealthy,
ordinary people still need to see the risks clearly before entering."
