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The beautiful dream of 'one coin, one villa' is just a bubble under the sickle.

'One coin, one villa' is the most enticing slogan in the cryptocurrency world and the beginning of countless retail investors falling into the trap. You can always find stories like this in the community: someone bets everything on a meme coin and achieves financial freedom in half a year; someone enters the market with a few thousand dollars and instantly swaps for luxury cars and villas. These tales of wealth, whether true or false, act like a stimulant, making you forget the risks and only envision the beautiful dream of 'villas by the sea.'

So you start to follow the trend, heed the 'mentor's' advice to heavily invest in tokens with names that are hard to pronounce, fixating on the red lines fluctuating up and down on the K-line chart, imagining that you too can join the ranks of the wealthy. You are reluctant to cut losses, even if the token plummets, you will comfort yourself by saying, 'This is just a washout; holding on is victory'; you keep adding to your position, investing your living expenses, year-end bonuses, and even loans, just to accumulate a few more 'coins that can be exchanged for villas.'

But reality never accommodates fantasies. When the big players unload their assets and the coin price plummets, those who once shouted 'hold long-term' have long disappeared, and the shills in the group have gone silent. You watch the numbers in your account change from 'down payment for a villa' to 'money for a fast food meal,' and suddenly realize: the so-called 'one coin, one villa' is just a pie chart drawn by the big players, made of your principal and built on bubbles. When you wake from the dream, the villa never arrives, but instead, you may end up with a mountain of debt, left with nothing but losses on the screen and a sense of despair with no means to seek justice.

Caption: Don't let the beautiful dream of 'one coin, one villa' turn into the nightmare of 'zero overnight.' $ETH
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