In 2019, there was a wave of sneaker speculation, with the slogan "80s and 90s trade crypto, post-00s trade sneakers."


Back then, I said that sneaker trading couldn't compare to Bitcoin, and that eventually fake shoes would be everywhere.

Many people criticized me, saying "You don't understand, sneakers are easy to verify for authenticity," "Crypto trading is outdated, sneakers are the new mainstream," and now those people are silent.

A bull market often causes a surge of junk assets, and many armchair experts later try to create fundamental justifications for the junk to facilitate self-delusion.

In 2017, ICOs; in 2019, sneaker speculation; in 2021, DeFi and NFTs.
And in these past two years, inscriptions and memes have been just like that. $btc
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