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The second season of “Squid Game” will shockingly premiere on December 26, 2024, attracting countless fans to discuss it. Meanwhile, SquidCoin has once again become a hot topic. However, on the third day after the premiere, the price of SquidCoin unexpectedly plummeted, and the market atmosphere took a sharp downturn, causing chaos within the community.
Ironically, those “silent members” who usually do not speak up or contribute have begun to emerge, attempting to take charge of the situation and even pointing fingers at other members. They are scheming within the community, appearing to be staunch believers on the surface, but in reality, they are “giants in thought, but dwarfs in action.” Such behavior not only fails to stabilize the coin's price but also breeds resentment; what the Squid community needs are members willing to lead and take action.
In contrast, meme coins like Dogecoin and Shiba Inu, backed by Elon Musk, have maintained their footing, demonstrating stronger market consensus and resilience. Can the SquidCoin community also return to its original intention, unite as one, and become a true “community faith coin”?
In light of this situation, how do you think the SquidCoin community should avoid the phenomenon of “talking a lot but doing little”? Are those in charge really saving SquidCoin, or are they dragging it down?
The second season of “Squid Game” will shockingly premiere on December 26, 2024, attracting countless fans to discuss it. Meanwhile, SquidCoin has once again become a hot topic. However, on the third day after the premiere, the price of SquidCoin unexpectedly plummeted, and the market atmosphere took a sharp downturn, causing chaos within the community.
Ironically, those “silent members” who usually do not speak up or contribute have begun to emerge, attempting to take charge of the situation and even pointing fingers at other members. They are scheming within the community, appearing to be staunch believers on the surface, but in reality, they are “giants in thought, but dwarfs in action.” Such behavior not only fails to stabilize the coin's price but also breeds resentment; what the Squid community needs are members willing to lead and take action.
In contrast, meme coins like Dogecoin and Shiba Inu, backed by Elon Musk, have maintained their footing, demonstrating stronger market consensus and resilience. Can the SquidCoin community also return to its original intention, unite as one, and become a true “community faith coin”?
In light of this situation, how do you think the SquidCoin community should avoid the phenomenon of “talking a lot but doing little”? Are those in charge really saving SquidCoin, or are they dragging it down?
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