$ZAMA is one of my biggest privacy bets and i have a big bag, so there’s my bias..
I don’t hold $NIGHT much and recently rotated alot of money from $NEAR to $ZAMA
cuz what i like is that @zama adds privacy to chains people already use… its tech lets apps work with encrypted data without exposing it.
think sending stablecoins without making the amount public, or earning yield without everyone checking your position size..
and there’s already something to use:
Zama launched confidential access to 16 Morpho vaults and confidential swaps on Ethereum this month.
ZAMA pays protocol fees, which get burned. new tokens are also minted for operator rewards, so usage needs to earn its keep.
that’s my angle.. people wanting to keep using DeFi without broadcasting how much money they have.
I don't think I'll ever forget how badly I timed my entry. I got in way too early and held with diamond hands for way too long. It tortured me over and over, and I kept throwing every last cent I had into averaging down. I never saw the risk of BTC dropping, and in the end I lost $ 1M. Watching $PUMP pump like this now is going to haunt me for the rest of my life. I don't know how long it'll take before I can let it go. @blknoiz06 Please give me a little confidence to get back on my feet again.
You have no idea how painful it is to hold $pump What you can calculate is that @a1lon9 has a ton of cash on hand, pulling in over $1 million a day in revenue even during a bear market—yet the pump token just keeps dropping. You think pump has strong fundamentals, and you're right—it does. Alon has so many options, but it feels like he's done nothing. The tokenomics seem broken, but also not really. Alon could easily win people over, but instead, he chooses to make them hate him. He could take that money and go all out on marketing, events, campaigns—but he never does. Pumpfun is one of the few true money-making machines in crypto, yet the price of the pump token is in freefall. The people holding pump are suffering the most. I've held for an entire year, bought at the very top. The daily torment has worn me down. I’ve lost all my fighting spirit.
On-Chain Is No Longer a Gold Rush: Retail Is Bleeding Liquidity Into Launchpads, Devs, and Influencers
If you only looked at the timeline these past few years, it would seem like something was always happening in crypto: tens of thousands of new tokens every day, someone on Twitter always posting a 10x or 100x, and launchpad front pages like a night market that never closes. But take the camera off the winners' screenshots and stare at the chain a little longer, and a different, far more stable picture emerges:
Retail rarely makes money.
The ones reliably extracting money are the launchpads, the devs, the bundling studios, and the influencers who control distribution.
$e/acc solana:98kfF7rmsg1QDUEoCqNE7g7M1FdrTt92TEp2CLzypump 看来你们的钱亏不完?几年了,永远都是发射台&影响力者&dev在赚钱,再也没有所谓的社区了。
Guess you still haven't lost enough money? For years now, it's always the launchpads, influencers, and devs making the money
there's no such thing as "community" anymore.
I don't get why people keep chasing games that only make influencers richer. This space is slowly dying. Retail just keeps bleeding out bit by bit until there's nothing left. I'm thinking of shifting my focus to the secondary market. The days of "anyone can make it" underdog stories are gone.