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Recently, the meme coin market has surged dramatically, with Dogecoin, Baby Doge, Shiba Inu, Pepe Coin, and Squid Coin all rising, attracting countless investors eager to jump in. However, behind this frenzy lies a narrative of gains and losses intertwined.

Mr. Wang is a winner in the meme coin market; he early on invested in Squid Coin, and with the second season of "Squid Game" becoming a hit, Squid Coin skyrocketed, multiplying his assets tenfold, making him the envy of the community as a "crypto legend." However, his success has caused discontent in his friend Xiao Lin. After fully investing in Pepe Coin at its peak, Xiao Lin faced a severe drop, resulting in heavy losses. He believes that Mr. Wang intentionally concealed information, causing him to miss out on the Squid Coin opportunity, leading to a fallout between the two.

On the other hand, Xiao Li originally made a profit from Shiba Inu but, after heeding the advice of a so-called "crypto expert" at an investment gathering, he went all-in on Baby Doge. Unexpectedly, shortly after he bought in, Baby Doge plummeted, resulting in significant losses for Xiao Li, who also incurred a large debt.

As the meme coin market fluctuates more wildly, many investors became overnight millionaires, but even more lost their savings in a flash. Xiao Lin, Xiao Li, and other losers ultimately had to choose a practical route: joining Meituan and delivering takeout. While making deliveries, they reflected on their speculative behaviors, lamenting, "Meme coins are not a dream, but they can also be a nightmare." Among the ranks of Meituan's delivery riders, a group of individuals with complex feelings toward cryptocurrencies has quietly emerged as "crypto veterans."