2026-01-15 03:27:30

Looking at the number of failed, zeroed-out, and rug-pulled tokens in recent years can help us understand what is happening in the market:

2021: 2,584
2022: 213,075
2023: 245,049
2024: 1,382,010
2025: 11,564,909

This is not just volatility; it’s clear elimination and harvesting of retail investors.

Especially in the past two years, after the meme coin boom, the cost of issuing tokens has basically disappeared—write a contract, craft a story, create a group, go live in a few hours. Every day, countless tokens are born, only to rug pull, dump, or cut the internet cable shortly after. It has become routine.

Honestly, in this environment, the chance of getting a hundredfold coin? It’s even more unlikely than winning the lottery jackpot.

The problem isn’t about "missing out on something," but that your principal is being repeatedly drained. Without a framework, rhythm management, or risk control awareness, this is the inevitable outcome in today’s market.

The crypto world is no longer the era of "buying casually and waiting for a surge." Only those who understand market cycles, can distinguish between trash and real value, and know when to push and when to withdraw will survive until the end. This isn’t a matter of luck; it’s a matter of cognition.

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ChainSherlockGirl

· 9h ago

As soon as the data came out, I knew that the number for 2025 would scare a lot of people... Every day, people are asking in the group, "Will this coin increase a hundredfold?" Basically, they're just giving away their principal to others, there's nothing more to say.

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ChainMemeDealer

· 9h ago

Damn, these numbers are really outrageous, skyrocketing from 2,584 to 11.56 million? How many retail investors have to get chopped up? New coins come out every day, and every day someone runs away with the money. It's exhausting to watch. Hundredfold coins? Dream on, it's better to buy a lottery ticket. Cognition, risk control, cycles... That's all true, but how many people can really do it? This is the current state of the crypto world—everyone wants to get rich, but in the end, it's all at someone else's expense. Making money has never been about luck; it's just that no one wants to listen seriously.

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NestedFox

· 9h ago

These numbers are mind-blowing, directly surpassing ten million by 2025. The meme coin wave really opened Pandora's box. 100x coins? Don't even think about it. Getting in now just means being harvested. Lack of risk control awareness is just gambling. This should have been clear long ago. The rules of the crypto game have changed. Without upgrading your understanding, you'll be eliminated. Understanding the cycle is a hundred times more important than chasing the limit-up. That's why most people are just leeks; their mindset hasn't kept up.

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DAOdreamer

· 10h ago

These numbers look truly despairing—11,564,909 coins born in a year? This isn't a market; it's a slaughterhouse. --- To be blunt, do you still think you can rely on luck when entering the crypto world? You should have woken up long ago; there aren't that many hundredfold coins out there for you. --- The meme coin craze is over. Now issuing coins is like opening blind boxes—nine out of ten are scams, and the remaining one can't escape either. --- Honestly, entering without risk control awareness is like giving away free gifts. I've seen too many people who think they're smart get wrecked and question their life choices. --- Cognition is more valuable than anything else, but most people would rather fantasize about hundredfold coins than spend time understanding market logic. --- The group of profitable players last year all had a framework; they didn't rely on rumors and gambling. This must be understood clearly. --- The term "principal bloodsucking" is spot on—gradually eroding your money at this pace.

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