After waiting for two years, finally, the money you had in FTX started to be paid out. With a heart full of joy, you opened the claims website, only to find that the domestic region was banned again. Others were receiving their funds and starting to sell, while you were just waiting.

You thought about it and decided it was fine; after all, you had already waited two years, what was another two years? Adjusting your mindset, you opened the market website and saw that the $ETH you bought at 3800 had dropped below 2700 today, with another daily decline of 5%. The airdrops staked in BERA and a bunch of protocols were also uncertain, and you cursed E for being unreliable, telling Vitalik to keep quiet, and begging the foundation not to sell.

You thought to yourself, with the March upgrade and the October staking for the 2026 bull market, there would surely be a day to break even. Since you weren't selling anyway, why not send it to the exchange to earn some interest?

You compared several exchanges and decided to deposit your remaining ETH into BYBIT, buying a flexible plan. That night, BYBIT was hacked by North Korean hackers for 1.5 billion dollars. You scrolled through Twitter and saw everyone saying not to stand under a collapsing wall, feeling uneasy.

You quickly opened the exchange to withdraw your funds, and as expected, everyone was in a panic, the blockchain was congested, and the withdrawals were under review. You remembered that the day FTX collapsed was just like this, but there was nothing you could do, and you didn't sleep well all night.

Fortunately, the next day, the ETH you had been waiting for all night finally arrived, and BYBIT hadn't collapsed; it continued to buy ETH to fill up, creating a peaceful atmosphere. You sighed, realizing that aside from the weak coin prices, other aspects of the crypto world were still quite strong.

But you didn't dare to leave your funds in the exchange for investment anymore, so you decided to keep your ETH in a cold wallet and look for a USDT card for investment, earning an annualized rate of 8%, which would also be convenient for daily spending.

Until the next day, you discovered that Infini had also been hacked for 50 million, unsure if it was an employee running away or hackers gaining access again.

You slumped in your gaming chair, fiddling with the USDT card, feeling an unprecedented sense of confusion. Why, despite your hard work, was the crypto world still unwilling to let go of your meager funds? You felt that web3 was really too dangerous and decided to return to web2.

So you made the final decision, opening the bank app to convert your last RMB into a dollar fixed deposit with an interest rate of 1.8%.

Three days later, the news reported that the exchange rate against the dollar had fallen below 7.5. Looking at the green numbers in your account, you suddenly realized—

You were the everlasting living airdrop pool, and the entire crypto world was waiting for you to recharge next time.

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