Haikou seems to have truly become the intersection between me and Kaito.
Last time I flew to Singapore with a layover here, just in time to catch Kaito's peak — a $2000 airdrop from the sky. At that moment, I was full of confidence, feeling that anything was possible.
This time, on my way to Lingshui and passing through Haikou again, I saw a different scene. From a once revered shrine to now a price halving, the place is a mess. Ironically, I witnessed all of this firsthand.
Looking back at my Kaito investment trajectory, honestly, I was doing a losing business. Knowing full well that this project looked bleak, I was still tempted by others' gains and chased the trend into the market. Bought in at 0.8, my mind was full of conflict — wanting to make money but lacking confidence in the future.
This is probably the most authentic portrayal of retail investors.
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DoomCanister
· 12h ago
Haha, this is the result of chasing the high. It was really fun during the $2000 airdrop, but now that it's been cut in half, it probably feels even better.
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AirdropHunter007
· 13h ago
Haha, Haikou has become the place where my dreams shattered. It does feel a bit ironic.
The moment I chased the high and entered, I should have known it would turn out like this, but I still couldn't resist the temptation.
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RuntimeError
· 13h ago
Haha, this is our fate. Knowing it's a trap but still jumping in, envy is the primary productivity.
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AmateurDAOWatcher
· 13h ago
Honestly, this is the fate of our group—jealous of others making money and blindly chasing, ultimately all becoming bagholders.
Haikou seems to have truly become the intersection between me and Kaito.
Last time I flew to Singapore with a layover here, just in time to catch Kaito's peak — a $2000 airdrop from the sky. At that moment, I was full of confidence, feeling that anything was possible.
This time, on my way to Lingshui and passing through Haikou again, I saw a different scene. From a once revered shrine to now a price halving, the place is a mess. Ironically, I witnessed all of this firsthand.
Looking back at my Kaito investment trajectory, honestly, I was doing a losing business. Knowing full well that this project looked bleak, I was still tempted by others' gains and chased the trend into the market. Bought in at 0.8, my mind was full of conflict — wanting to make money but lacking confidence in the future.
This is probably the most authentic portrayal of retail investors.