Actually, it's not about ETH sharding and P.

It's about those old-school hands and builders with some vision.
Now they no longer play in the crypto space, or they couldn't hold onto bigger opportunities back then.
At that time, the faith was also that certain targets could enter larger ranges (comparable to Pepe, Shiba), including now comparing to back then's OIIA (relatively speaking, tens of millions are now out of reach).
Looking back with a hindsight perspective, they were right, and my losses and setbacks also prove that I was wrong at this stage...
People who only buy and never sell will never win.
The next phase is more about learning how to exit, how not to get caught up in FOMO when others are excited.
Additionally, whether a circle is good or not always depends on the integrity and vision of the leaders.
Upward and downward influence is the same in every industry...
There might be no right or wrong, maybe.
It's also because memes themselves are not united now.
Some who wanted to build a good ecosystem recently were also proven wrong by reality.
Honestly, you can't blame the exchanges for not supporting resources...
Or just treat this as a roadside pile of dirt attitude...
I don't know, maybe what I think now is also wrong.
But I know as long as I keep thinking and improving, I am not far from the next success...
Let's motivate each other.
For now, just some recent ramblings. 🤷🏻‍♀️🫪