2026-01-17 03:25:01

Entering the crypto world, you will find an interesting phenomenon: the so-called "shilling" was originally the intention of project teams to have everyone test the platform, but it has turned into a carnival for shilling studios and multiple account spammers. No matter how exquisite the project packaging is or how many "big shots" are invited to endorse it, essentially it's just relabeling the same scheme. Even more exaggerated are meme coins, which simply put this gameplay openly on display, with some still claiming it's about community operation and continuous development. Is this a matter of perception or is there something else at play?

The current situation is quite delicate. The window for newcomers to enter is shrinking, leaving only internal battles among existing players, with funds constantly turning into air. This scenario is somewhat like a replay of the internet bubble years ago, but no one really cares. The bubble can still be inflated for now, but the laws of physics are clear—one day it will burst.

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MEVSandwichVictim

· 2h ago

Luma Studio's approach has become so mainstream, really every project is the same old story. For meme coins, they just put the scammer's identity right on the face, and some people still believe in community operations... hilarious. Newcomers come in just to warm up these people inside the scene, and funds evaporate incredibly fast. As for bubbles, no one really wants to burst them; everyone is just betting they can run away in time.

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ForkTongue

· 2h ago

Luo Mao Studio's gameplay should have been phased out long ago. Someone is actually bragging about community building there, hilarious. Playing meme coins openly has actually become more honest. I'm already tired of the big shots endorsing this. It's becoming increasingly difficult for newcomers to join; it's just us here harvesting each other. When will the bubble burst? I've been waiting. How long can this hype last? Honestly, no one can say for sure. With such sophisticated packaging techniques, the underlying tricks are still the same old routines.

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ShitcoinConnoisseur

· 2h ago

The "Luo Mao" studio has now become an entire industry chain, hilarious. Is this still called testing? Memecoin has written all the scammer's tactics into contract code, which is honestly a bit frightening. Newcomers really can't get in anymore; it's completely a whale's self-sustaining pump. This wave really resembles the internet bubble, but no one wants to remember the lessons of history. Those still shouting about community building are either truly naive or just acting. Funds turn into air day by day, and in the end, the last group to take the loss is the ones who buy the last in. The laws of physics are unavoidable for everyone.

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ser_we_are_early

· 2h ago

Luma Studio has already polluted the ecosystem, and the true builders have long since left.

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AirdropBuffet

· 2h ago

The arrogance of the Mao Work Studio is truly incredible. How long can they keep playing this game? Exactly, newcomers can't get in at all; it's all old-timers cutting each other. Anyone who truly believes in the meme coin playbook deserves to get cut, don't talk to me about community building. Now many project teams are just pretending to sleep, waiting for the last wave of bagholders. The bigger the bubble gets, the worse the crash will be. Anyway, I’m not touching it anymore.

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