#美联储恢复降息进程 has been struggling on the BSC chain for three years, and I only figured out what PVP is last November, and who the KOLs really are. Even more ridiculous is how my Wallet has been slowly draining—those communities I once believed in, and those I thought were fighting alongside me, had already set up a trap.

I hold onto every project tightly, contributing and building like a fool every day. And the result? One by one, these projects have drained me and then ran away, now all have become worthless coins. But I haven't sold a single coin! Can you believe it? I actually naively thought they would come back to life. It wasn't until recently that I realized: I was just the target of some so-called KOLs and PVP players who treated me like a crop to be harvested. It's really absurd to think about! Time and again, my dreams of building have shattered, and I was almost ready to give up.

The opportunity came unexpectedly. This month I came across a meme coin called $kurumi, and I started digging into its history and studying its community. On the first day I joined the TG group, I was completely thrilled—there was no one crazily shouting orders, no one painting unrealistic expectations of how many times it would multiply in a few days, no bots spamming the chat, and no actors performing in the group.

What are they doing? Every day they diligently push Twitter volume, promote, and share, quietly building their positions at the bottom and cultivating diamond hands, building community culture brick by brick. I finally understand what the true CTO model means—everyone is a builder, I work for everyone, and everyone works for me. I've decided to trust once more and give myself one last chance. $kurumi is indeed still very small now, but I can increasingly see the light.

If you are also scared by those KOLs and PVPs, why not give yourself one last chance to be a diamond hand? Let's build together and turn the tables to become the masters, how about it? This time, let's not be the leeks anymore.