Ordinals (ORDI)

@TraderEthem Sir #ordı not received

Ordi and Dog cannot coexist. We need to pick a protocol. Runes ain't it. Honestly. Why Brc-20 wins: ✅First is first ✅Ordi ✅Protocol alignment, unlocking programmability. ✅Indexing SETTLED ✅"Spam" has generated a massive amount of disruption ✅Binance, Hyperliquid, Asia support ✅Better narrative ✅Less salty (Time heals) ✅Runes still bitter (Needs 15 years) ✅Protocol dominance (85% of all Ordinals) ✅Runes has nobody cooking on the protocol level. Nothing coming. Zip, zero, nada.

The claim that altcoin supply has been cut off has been around for a long time, and it is heading toward increasingly difficult conditions. The glory of 2017 or 2021 has now become poison, and it is better to just forget it. The reasons are, 1. Because of ETFs. (An already old opinion) In the past, one would buy Bitcoin on centralized exchanges and use the profits to purchase altcoins, but now everything moves through a single ETF line, limiting switching flexibility. 2. There are too many altcoins, continuously issued infinitely. Coin issuance outpaces incoming money, making uniform distribution impossible. 3. New coins keep appearing, but eventually they are ripped off and exited, a recurring fraud that has eroded trust. 4. People no longer buy coins on Upbit and Bithumb (i.e., centralized exchanges); they only grab early ICO spots and then sell back to Upbit and Bithumb. Some even say, “Who would spend money to buy altcoins?” 🤡🤡 5. Wealthy individuals simply deposit stablecoins and are satisfied with a safe 10‑20% return, unwilling to take the risk of buying altcoins on exchanges. 6. They gather people (so‑called DAO), pick up new projects there, and secure early positions, realizing it’s much safer to make money that way. More people are copying this model. It reflects that money is circulating in the so‑called “shit‑hole” liquidity at the front end. 7. In summary, centralized exchanges have become a laundry‑room for money, and to solve this, a large influx of liquidity must flow into the “shit‑hole.” Aren’t points 2 and 3 too serious? -> Yes, that’s correct. Yet, despite these fundamental issues being raised years ago, the market has not changed. Even those claiming to solve the problem have their own issues. And point 4: Most KOLs involved in promoting new coins aggressively say, “Are you here to fix the problem or just to make money? If you’re angry, do it yourself! Wake up!” People are strongly persuaded by this rhetoric, thinking “This is the right way,” and get drawn in.

Distorted traffic and values are not built in a day. She said "In February 2023 I allocated to ordi," faced mockery, but also gained many followers. Perhaps it was her first time feeling that 'being wrong' brings more 'rewards' than 'being right.' She said "Playing DeFi without a 30% monthly yield is useless," which was screenshotted into a meme, gaining a second wave of attention and controversy, and attracting more "fans" through the spread. I initially thought it was just imprecise expression and lack of objective data, but later realized it was deliberate falsehood. In interviews, she adheres to the creed "black fame is still fame" and "as long as there is traffic, it's fine." Repeated fake giveaways that never materialized didn't seem problematic. With more fans, traffic and controversy grew. She even received an "Industry Contribution Award," stood in the spotlight, and at that moment felt everything she did was right. Every follower bears some responsibility. Every project team that only looks at follower count and views also has responsibility. A lesson taught by adults in childhood: "Children taking others' belongings aren't held accountable, but grown-ups are more likely to become real thieves." It sounds crude but makes sense. The higher you stand, the harder you fall. I saw someone on X saying that perhaps there's a 'mastermind' behind this, boosting attention and traffic to the max. I want to say, that's not a mastermind; if there is one, they're definitely a trash person. In an era where privacy is like a transparent bag and data farms are like taxis, being a KOL means stripping yourself clean and putting yourself on a grill. You think you're manipulating public opinion and grabbing traffic, but when the backlash hits, everyone pushes you from behind, and there's no sunlight in the abyss. On all social media, being honest with yourself is always more important than chasing traffic. Also, treat each "follower" behind the screen (I don't like calling them fans) as an individual, not as a "fan," and certainly not as an idiot.