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The first Web3 community gathering of 2026 is coming! The MemeMax_Fi team is organizing a relaxed New Year Mixer in Taipei, hoping to kick off the new year with everyone.
The event is scheduled for Thursday, January 8th, from 6 PM to 10 PM at Sitdown Taipei. This is a very chill networking event with no formal speeches, just people gathering to chat casually, share recent ideas, and project updates. There will be drinks and food available on-site. You can enter freely, find a corner to have a deep conversation with like-minded partners, or meet new friends in the main hall.
If you're in Taipei

LEARING is trending, with the current market capitalization already reaching 3.3 million. Interestingly, the meme behind this coin's name comes from a Minneapolis daycare center, where their sign actually reads "Quality Learing Center"—a misspelling of "Learning." Netizens found it quite amusing and turned this joke into the coin's name. The community is quite active, and everyone is discussing the story behind it. If you want to get involved, make sure to do your own research, as meme coins like this carry significant risks.

The crypto trenches never really quiet down. Every now and then something catches fire in the comments—someone's shilling the next moonshot, and yeah, I end up posting about it. BANE, TERRY, whatever's making waves in the community. My wife thinks I'm crazy for it, but that's how it goes. These projects bubble up from nowhere, get hyped in the community, and suddenly everyone's paying attention. It's the nature of this space.

One more thing worth noting: this ecosystem is actually quite tight, especially when you look at people who've been through multiple cycles.
Don't burn your reputation and relationships just to chase quick gains during bear markets. I've watched a few people make that mistake this week alone.
Your credibility compounds over time. Guard it carefully.

took a proper break from the crypto game, but honestly I've been stacking hard ever since I stepped back. feels like the industry's been cooking while I was away. something tells me 2026 is gonna be absolutely insane for this space—the momentum's just different this cycle.

There was something undeniably charming about that era of crypto—when even the aesthetics of coins reflected a more playful, experimental phase of the industry. You don't see that kind of bold creative energy in token design anymore.

There's something refreshing about witnessing how organic community growth is making a comeback in crypto. The way projects are building momentum through genuine participation—reminiscent of that early 2021 era when communities were smaller but incredibly engaged—shows a real shift in Web3 culture. Meme coins are reclaiming their place, but this time with actual substance behind the fun. Projects like these are proving that when you strip away the hype and focus on authentic community building, something real emerges. It's less about the overnight pump and more about creating spaces where peop

Ever notice the divide? Tech monopolies control information channels and wield enormous power—yet operate without real accountability. Meanwhile, their own families? They avoid the very platforms they push onto everyone else. YouTube shorts, TikTok algorithms, engagement loops—these are tools designed for mass consumption, not for the architects' children. The gap is stark: those who understand the machinery stay protected, while ordinary families get caught in systems they never chose. This power asymmetry isn't accidental. It's why decentralized alternatives matter—to break cycles where a ha

The $SEI dashboard design hits different honestly. Clean interface, solid functionality—this is exactly the kind of build the community needs. Props for putting in the work on something actually useful.

Two days in and still radio silence—no response from support. This is pretty frustrating honestly. You'd think a platform in this space would at least acknowledge your issue faster. Kind of makes you wonder about their priorities when they're that slow to get back to users.

You gotta stay patient and diamond-hand your positions through the volatility. That's where real gains come from—not panicking at every dip but actually believing in what you're holding. The market rewards discipline. Position yourself right, keep your bags secure, and you'll see the upside when momentum shifts. It's all about conviction and timing.

$PLUTO gaining traction in community discussions - Reddit conversations picking up steam around this token. Worth keeping an eye on as community sentiment builds.

You can delegate computation to machines, but you can't delegate conviction. Tools can process data, crunch numbers, run the algorithms—but they can't replace your judgment call. That's why self-custody, independent research, and critical thinking matter so much in crypto. Anyone can outsource execution, but your understanding? That stays with you.

Here's the thing—a challenge shouldn't work this way. There's a token with a fresh AMM sitting at 400k liquidity and pulling over 2M in trading volume. But then you announce a specific date for when you'll reveal the winning project? That doesn't add up. You can't set expectations like that and simultaneously be selecting winners. It breaks the whole premise of a fair challenge.

Some say trench trading is dead. White Whale disagrees—and they're ready to prove it. While the market debates whether aggressive strategies still work, this project is doubling down on what others are calling outdated. The real question: is the playbook truly exhausted, or are most players just not bold enough to execute it anymore? White Whale seems convinced they've got something the rest of the market hasn't figured out yet.

What's got you hyped the most these days?
A) The next blockbuster movie event
B) Gaming's biggest release
C) Waiting for that crypto bull run and watching alts finally pump
Honestly, for those deep in the space, option C hits different. After the bear market grind, seeing the market sentiment shift and altseason kicking into gear would be peak entertainment. What's your pick?

Ever been liquidated on a leveraged trade? Share your story—what happened, how did you recover? We're all learning in this space, and your experience might help someone avoid the same mistake.

Just hopped into the $Shrimps community this morning and caught it when membership was still under 200—pretty early stage vibes. What's interesting is how the smaller holders are actually starting to coordinate and build momentum together. There's this whole narrative brewing around retail unity going up against the big players in the market. The community's got this underdog energy, like we're watching the real-time formation of retail power. Whether this turns into something meaningful or just stays memetic, at least the ecosystem's getting more participation.

Still holding $ZEC? Drop a comment and let's see how many are still in! Love seeing the community engagement on privacy-focused coins—there's definitely something brewing here. Who's sticking around for the long game? 🚀