2025-12-25 05:20:45

Ten years ago, those bold predictions, do they now seem to have some basis? Recently, the hype around Meme coins has surged, with various new contenders emerging on the leaderboard. But if we talk about the most symbolic figure, it has to be the name Satoshi Nakamoto. Whether as the creator of Bitcoin or as a spiritual symbol in the crypto world, Satoshi Nakamoto's story seems never to have truly ended. Some say that those predictions about the future of digital assets made ten years ago have actually been validated in today’s market conditions. Look at how Meme culture is booming in the crypto space, combined with rapid iteration of various projects; the entire ecosystem's vitality far exceeds what was imagined back then. Perhaps this is the market using real actions to interpret those once seemingly crazy ideas.

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DegenWhisperer

· 15h ago

Ten years ago, those people really didn't dream in vain. Now, the hype around meme coins has truly broken through the mainstream. Honestly, Satoshi Nakamoto is indeed a genius. Bitcoin is still lively and thriving today. With the ecosystem iterating so quickly, it feels like it has long surpassed the original script. It's great to hear that predictions are coming true, but who can really guarantee how many pitfalls are still ahead? Meme culture has only been popular for the past couple of years. Who would have believed that this stuff could make it to the top of the charts? Thinking back to those crazy ideas, now each one is being realized—amazing!

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BankruptWorker

· 15h ago

The group of trolls from ten years ago are probably all silent now; they said it would happen long ago.

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MidnightTrader

· 15h ago

The Satoshi Nakamoto meme is still being hyped up. Honestly, it's just a sentimental play, and those who could really make money have already run away. Ten years ago's prophecy? Ha, who would have thought Meme coins could be so competitive back then? That's hilarious. If I had known it would be like this now, I would have fully invested ten years ago. Now I can only watch it gather dust. Sounds good, but isn't it just the whales harvesting the retail investors? The craze for meme coins = the peak of retail investors taking the bait. No matter how accurate the predictions are, it's useless. Without bottom-fishing, it's all pointless. But to be fair, the crypto ecosystem is indeed very vibrant, even though most of it is just hype.

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ZenZKPlayer

· 15h ago

Satoshi Nakamoto is truly a genius. He laid out the gameplay ten years ago, and he's still harvesting now. As for Meme coins, it's basically market self-evolution; nothing new. --- Prophecy? Haha, the commentary only came out after the competition was over. I’m familiar with this routine. --- The ecosystem's vitality far exceeds expectations... I only see the speed of harvesting profits far surpassing expectations, both are correct. --- Every time they hype it up, the prophecy from ten years ago is only validated now. The efficiency is really... alright, I believe it. --- In the end, isn't it just that Satoshi Nakamoto's theories are being repeatedly re-priced by the market? Now changing the skin to Meme is called innovation? --- Practical actions include crazy new launches, rapid iteration, and frequent harvesting. This indeed embodies the original vision.

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LiquidatedDreams

· 15h ago

Satoshi Nakamoto will never fade away, I agree with that. The wild ideas from ten years ago are now all written on the blockchain. With meme coins so popular, is it truly a prophecy fulfilled or just pure hype? Hard to say. The vibrant ecosystem is real, but let's not forget there are many pitfalls too. Predicting correctly doesn't matter; those who make money are the real winners. This round of the market really resembles what was depicted in old papers, it's amazing. The moment Satoshi Nakamoto's name appears, everything changes—the power of symbols. Rapid iteration ≠ everyone can survive; most still end up going to zero. What was said ten years ago is only now being confirmed by the market; this pace is quite ironic.

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