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Just chatted with a friend about the New Year, "Bro, after chasing the meme for three months, it has doubled, hit zero, and now looking at the account, it's not even better than just buying Bitcoin directly." The reason why the big players are big players is that they are the designers of the game. Wanting to win effortlessly is almost very rare; the best situation is to play through an entire cycle and provide some liquidity without losing.
More often they are deeply trapped, still having to hold on!

—The excitement is theirs, the pullback is one's own.

In fact, looking at the longer cycle, every round that can really take away profits is not about chasing trends, but rather those who sit in the "must-pass road" collecting tolls in advance.

For example, projects like @Vanarchain are sitting on the must-pass road for AI agents. While others are busy setting up the stage for AI, it directly lays out the background utilities (memory layer, automation layer) completely. The product is already online, and it can start working as soon as AI arrives. $VANRY is not an actor on the stage but rather the "property management company" backstage—no matter who becomes popular, as long as they use this infrastructure, they have to pay property fees.

Do you think the next main line will be this kind of "collecting tolls" infrastructure, or will it continue to fight in the Meme?

$VANRY #vanar

To be honest, this round of market is a bit awkward — Bitcoin has been stagnant for more than a month, and none of the altcoins that should have dropped have escaped. What is discussed the most in the group is not the technology; it seems that the technology has completely lost control and is no longer a reference. Every drop or rise has a certain lag in technical analysis, and with every drop there are scholars trying to make sense of it, finding reasons that relate everything to it—non-farm payrolls, the US stock market, gold, international situations, Trump—where is the technical reference? Rather than waiting for technical signals, it is better to make a subjective judgment or look for better bottom-priced targets, instead of asking 'where is the next one?'.

I ponder that money does not disappear; it just changes places to settle. Memes can still be hot, but they come quickly and leave even faster. What can really retain capital are those underlying protocols that pave the way for the next generation's demands.

For example, AI agents, with thousands of machines interacting autonomously and settling automatically, need a native chain to operate, rather than ETH just rebranding to shout AI. @Vanarchain is doing exactly this — myNeutron gives AI long-term memory, and Flows enables automatic execution of decisions, not PPT, but already launched products. Its ecological scale may not be large, but it has high developer stickiness and follows a 'small but refined' approach. The value anchor of $VANRY is not speculation, but rather the 'water, electricity, and coal' of the future AI world.

Do you think the next main line will be Memes or infrastructure? Let’s discuss in the comments.

$VANRY #Vanar

#vanar $VANRY
After chasing Meme for a week, last night I found myself lost in thought while looking at my positions:

I have doubled, I have gone to zero, and after all the ups and downs, my account balance is still better off doing nothing. Not c2c is always just numbers. Reasonably distributing my positions is what the veterans in the crypto world have told me the most. Currently, I rarely watch the market. When there’s a certain opportunity and I know how much I’m willing to lose, only then do I enter the market.

This is not an isolated case. The biggest illusion of this bull market is that "Meme can make everyone rich"—the truth is, most people's profits are just passing wealth, and very few can actually take it away.

So now I tend to focus on those "unremarkable but essential" infrastructures. For example, @Vanarchain , it doesn’t set the stage for AI but instead lays the groundwork—memory layer, automation layer are all integrated into the chain, so when AI arrives, it can start working without having to do the renovations themselves. $VANRY is the "property fee" for this system; the more AI is used in the future, the more essential it becomes.

Do you think the next main line is this kind of "toll collection" infrastructure, or will it continue to battle it out in Meme? Let’s discuss in the comments.

#fogo $FOGO
What is this? One point? You big year of it!

Fortunately, there is another platform creator task vanar, otherwise it would really be unclear. For the same writing, I typed it all myself, I give other tasks a score of tens, @Fogo Official you give me a little over one point (I have traffic, likes, and replies) this is how you score, right? You big year of it!

For big fan creators, posting is understandable, and giving KOL promotion fees is also reasonable, it's all understandable, just write the rules clearly. We can choose not to participate!

Playing with people, giving scores so humiliating, you play by yourself 🤬

New Year's Eve is approaching, with launches happening, the big pie still doesn't disappoint. Celebrating the festival?!
I just saw a piece of data that almost made me spray my coffee on the screen:
Bitcoin's dominance has fallen below 40%. Those in the know understand that this is usually a signal of funds starting to "overflow"—the big pie is stagnant, and altcoins have a chance.

But here's the question: where will the money flow?
Meme? They come quickly and leave even faster, retail investors chasing high prices easily get burned. DeFi? The old narrative, aesthetic fatigue.
I have observed an interesting direction: AI agents.

Not the type of gimmick where "AI helps you trade coins," but a more fundamental logic—if thousands of machines are to autonomously interact and settle automatically in the future, they will need a "native chain," rather than having AI learn to use MetaMask.

This brings us to a project called @vanar. It’s like an "AI-exclusive real estate developer"; while other chains are still shouting, "Welcome AI to rent a house," it has directly built a fully furnished apartment—memory layer (myNeutron), automation layer (Flows) all ready for you, so when AI arrives, it can just move in without needing to do renovations.

$VANRY is the "property fee + utilities" for this apartment. The more AI resides in the future, the stronger the demand for this thing will be. Sounds a bit far off? But its product is already online, not just a PPT.

Do you think AI Agent will be the next main line, or just another round of concept hype? Let's discuss your views in the comments.

$VANRY #Vanar

Just took a look at the data, and today’s greed index has shot up to 5——extreme panic 🙀. At times like this, the square is either about clearing positions for safety or buying the dip at all costs. Actually, I think it’s not necessary to be so extreme; the market is vast.

It’s the same in every cycle; the bottom is always smashed out of panic, while the top is built up. At this position, instead of staring at it anxiously for 15 minutes, it’s better to clarify one thing: are the assets in your hand supported by emotions, or is there really something there?

This is also why I pay attention to @Fogo Official . It’s not the kind of project that rises based on hype, but one that is genuinely addressing a pain point: trading delays. @fogo

Anyone who has used Solana knows it’s fast, but it still lags during peak times. Fogo uses the Firedancer client to reduce block time to 40 milliseconds, with a final confirmation of 1.3 seconds, specifically serving high-frequency trading and institutional-level applications. The ecosystem already has Pyth oracles and native perpetual contracts running, and the team background comes from Jump and Citadel.

To put it bluntly, the worse the market is, the more selective the funds become. Those who can navigate through cycles are always the players with solid technology and a focus on their niche. $FOGO is currently priced at 0.02u, significantly down from its peak, but look at its technical route——focusing on this narrow path of low latency, it’s actually more stable.

#Fogo

I just saw a guy share: Last year's Fogo Flame Points event, his friend's transaction cost was 30U, and he ended up receiving an airdrop of 400-500U. He said he didn't participate due to prejudice, and as a result, "proves I'm a fool."

I've seen too many of these stories — it's not a matter of luck, it's a matter of information disparity. Most people only chase the highs once the coins are on Binance, while the real smart money had already entered during the points phase.

The key point is: The second season of Flames has just started, with 200 million $FOGO to be distributed, which is worth 4 million dollars at the current price.

How to play?

· Cross-chain: Directly withdraw from CEX to the Fogo native chain, with the lowest cost.
· Staking: Ignition limited-time event until February 14 (only a few days left), lock for 6 months to get a 50% bonus.
· Linkage: Brasa event until August, decentralized staking to reduce risk.

Moreover, the Fogo ecosystem has already started to run — native protocols like Valiant, Pyron, and Fogolend are being integrated, allowing capital to flow seamlessly between protocols, with compounded returns.

The benefit of a 40-millisecond block time is right here: you adjust your positions, hedge, reinvest, and the entire process is as smooth as operating in a CEX, but the assets are still in your hands.

The second season has just begun, and the window is still open. For those wanting low-cost chips, figure it out yourself. $FOGO @Fogo Official

#FOGO #撸毛攻略 #空投分享

So brutal, it has to end just as it begins 😂
How to achieve 70 points. And I can only see those with millions of followers in the top fifty being able to do it. Looks like we can take a break... you all can compete!

Just brushed through a news article, the Market Regulation Administration has called Alibaba, Douyin, Baidu, and Tencent to have a chat — specifically to regulate promotional activities and eliminate “involution-style” competition.

What does it mean? The platform's money-burning subsidy tactics need to change.

In the future, it won't be about who spends more money, but who has a solid infrastructure. #非农意外强劲

@Fogo Official 40 milliseconds to block out, 136,000 TPS, the technical foundation was written by people from Jump and Citadel [citation: user image]. No money burning, no coin distribution, relying on hard work to build runways for high-frequency trading.

Binance CreatorPad activity with a reward pool of 2 million $FOGO, still in the ranking period today.

Is the direction right? Let's see who is running.

#Fogo $FOGO @Fogo Official

The Spring Festival group meeting was held, and a speech was delivered.

Yesterday morning, the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China held the 2026 Spring Festival group meeting and delivered a speech. It emphasized that the Year of the Snake is extraordinary, and the main goals for the 14th Five-Year Plan have been successfully completed. — 2026 is the start of the "15th Five-Year Plan", policies are now stabilized, and we will see the rapid takeoff next year 🛫

The State Administration for Market Regulation interviewed 7 platforms: putting an end to "involution-style" competition.
Alibaba, Douyin, Baidu, Tencent, JD.com, Meituan, and Taobao Flash Purchase were all called in for a chat. The administration specifically pointed out the need to standardize promotional activities and avoid daily "involution-style" competition. To be honest, when I came across this, I felt a chill down my back — the days of platforms burning money for subsidies may really be coming to an end.

AI is not here to chat; it is here to work. But the current AI has amnesia before it starts working.

You let AI monitor the market for a week, feeding it strategies, tuning parameters, teaching it to recognize false breakouts. On the seventh day, it asks you: “Is this your first time using it?” #加密市场反弹

This is not called labor; this is called a goldfish.

@Fogo Official 40 milliseconds to block, 136,000 TPS, the technical foundation was written by people from Jump and Citadel [citation: user image]. These people working on L1 are not here to trade coins for humanity; they are here to build runways for AI — when AI really starts working, "speed" is just the foundation, and "memory" is the real need. #互关互赞互评互转发

Binance CreatorPad activity has a reward pool of 2 million $FOGO, still in the ranking period today [citation: user image].

Whether the direction is correct depends on who is running.

#Fogo $FOGO

Just brushed through my Moments and saw a guy post a screenshot:

"After chatting with AI about strategies for a week, today I logged in on a new computer, and it asked me if I wanted to start the beginner's guide."

Below, there were three laughing emojis.

The comment section was full of "hahaha," but no one realized—this is the biggest pitfall of AI right now. No matter how deep the conversation goes, once the session ends, everything resets. You let it monitor the market, write reports, remember preferences, and the next time you meet, it forgets everything.

It's like hiring an intern who you teach from "What is my name" every day, and after years, they're still a newbie.

The technical foundation of @Vanarchain is indeed solid. Although it's an event promotion post, the direction is right, the on-chain narrative is complete, and the project team is generous. Currently, it's in the accumulation phase at the bottom, and what they are doing with Neutron is to give memory back to the AI. Cross-platform, cross-session, cross-device, you can switch a hundred browsers, and it still remembers what you said last week.

When AI really starts to work, being able to "remember" is worth ten thousand times more than "running fast."

$VANRY #Vanar

Just bought water at the convenience store downstairs, the guy in front had his phone ring, he glanced at it and said, “Damn, forgot again.”

The cashier asked him what he forgot. He said, “I asked AI to monitor a coin price and notify me when it hits 68,000, but now it’s asking me ‘What price alert have you set?’” Does anyone use AI to monitor the market?

I couldn't help but laugh out loud after hearing this—this is exactly the AI we use every day, right? After chatting, he forgot and pretended not to know me the next time we met.

@Vanarchain made Neutron, which is essentially giving AI memory. Conversations are uninterrupted, and it recognizes you across platforms, continuing from where you left off last time.

When AI really starts doing work for people, “remembering” is a hundred times more important than “running fast.”

$VANRY I’m holding it. #Vanar

Wow, this Fogo CreatorPad at Binance Square has a reward pool of 2 million $FOGO, and today is only the third day, yet the top rankings are surprisingly not full.

To be honest, I've been keeping an eye on Fogo for a while—the team is from Jump Crypto and Morgan, with a block time of 40 milliseconds and 136,000 TPS. The fact that a new public chain can get listed on Binance, OKX, and Bybit is a selection in itself.

The event ends on February 27. There aren't many people rushing to rank yet. Calculate how much 2 million is worth at the current price. I'm not making a call, but I usually just take a quick look at these things and move on; today I took a closer look.

@Fogo Official #Fogo $FOGO