Криптогиппопотам и проблемный «хомяк»: обзор мемов

cryptonews.ruPubblicato 2022-12-28Pubblicato ultima volta 2024-09-28

Конец недели — отличный момент, чтобы вспомнить, что поднимало настроение участникам рынка в течение этой рабочей пятидневки

Собрали для вас в одном обзоре самые забавные мемы, над которыми смеялись криптаны.

На этой неделе биткоин наконец-то вернулся к уровням выше $65 000. Для многих криптанов, которые уже потеряли веру в светлое будущее, рост рынка оказался приятным потрясением.

Криптаны шутят, что на волне роста рынка многие персонажи выходят из темноты.

«Мои бывшие, когда услышали, что биткоин снова вырос».

Многие считают, что в росте биткоина в конце сентября нет ничего удивительного, ведь крипта традиционно растет в четвертом квартале года.

Поэтому криптаны начали распечатывать свои заначки, чтобы запастись монетами перед предполагаемым ростом.

«На крипту. На еду».

Еще на этой неделе в центре внимания оказался маленький гиппопотам Му Денг, который родился в одном из тайских зоопарков. В его честь запустили мемкоин Moo Deng. Монета быстро оказалась в центре внимания. Криптаны шутят, что если бы не Му Денг, то никакого роста рынка не было бы.

Не обошлось без шуток про любителей похайповать:

«Теперь я верю в крипту.
– Будь честна.
Да я и так честна.
– Ты читала whitepaper биткоина?
Мне нравятся малыши гиппопотамов.
– Понятно. Спасибо.»

Нашлись и те, кого рост не особо впечатлил.

«Криптоинвестор ждет, когда там биткоин уже дойдет до $100 000».

Некоторые участники криптосообщества жалуются, что волну роста поймали далеко не все проекты. Поэтому пока что у них не так много поводов для радости.

«Рынок: начал расти.
Тем временем тот самый мемкоин, на который ты поставил последние сбережения».

Также криптаны не упустили возможность подшутить над аирдропом нашумевешей Телеграм-игры Hamster Kombat. Многие считают, что распределение токенов было несправедливым.

Любите мемы так же, как их любим мы? Тогда ловите «добавку» — обзор за прошлую неделю.

Letture associate

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