She said: Finally, I’ve stepped on the rich people!

I said: Is this the vow you made back then? To step on all men

The first time I saw someone treat “fake money” as a serious matter, I was stunned for a moment.

Scrolling through a bunch of people showing their positions, liquidation screenshots, and 100x PnL screenshots in Fake Money Fantasy, @MemeMax_Fi

At first glance, it looks like a joke,
but a closer look reveals something’s off—
this isn’t play, it’s practice.
Practice what?

Practicing during the most emotional moments,
whether you can stick to your strategy.
The project team is playing it smart.

They don’t let you actually spend money,
but give you a set of rules identical to real trading:
leverage, liquidation line, orderbook, rhythm—all real.
Only the money is fake.
What’s the result?

A group of degens completing the most mistake-prone phase,
entirely in “fantasy.”
Then they smoothly execute everything.

Real trading goes live.
Culture remains unchanged, behavior remains unchanged,

Only the PnL becomes real.
Cost buyback $M ,
Community enthusiasm directly feeds into the orderbook.
Vibes are no longer noise, they are liquidity.
This step, it’s not about moving retail traders’ cake,

It’s about moving those old projects that rely on “meme and just rush in.”
Their biggest fear isn’t volatility,
it’s that you’re prepared.
In the past, meme gameplay was:

FOMO → Enter → FUD → Cut losses.
Now it’s:

Simulation → Trial and error → Strategy setting → Real trading.
The essence in one sentence:

Turn degens’ instincts,
into muscle memory in advance.
When I saw this setup,

my first reaction wasn’t excitement,
but reassurance.
At least this isn’t a game where you eat up a wave of emotion and walk away.

You practice, then you’re qualified to get on the table.
As for whether you should jump in now—
#Yap #Kaito @KaitoAI #KAITO