2025-12-06 13:20:48

Recently, I've noticed a token called AW spreading within the community.

Some people say that early participants have already gained 20-100x returns, and there are also voices claiming that a certain industry bigwig once mentioned a similar concept. In terms of speed, the community is indeed moving fast.

What's even more interesting is—it seems like this term is about to go mainstream. Some people joke that whenever something goes wrong, they’ll just say “let’s AW it,” and it sounds like it’s turning into some kind of internet slang.

Turning a token into a cultural symbol, or even a spiritual totem? That’s some wild imagination. Whether it’s just riding the hype or there’s real substance, at least the topic is trending.

If you’re interested, do your own research—don’t FOMO blindly.

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0xSherlock

· 2h ago

20-100x? How early would you have to get in for that? Is there still any profit to be made if you get in now?

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gas_fee_therapy

· 5h ago

20-100x? I’ve seen this trick plenty of times. Just because a topic is trending doesn’t mean you can make money from it.

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Blockwatcher9000

· 12-07 07:36

20-100x? Uh, why do I feel like these numbers sound more and more unrealistic? How many people actually get to benefit from this?

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SilentAlpha

· 12-06 13:50

20-100x? Nonsense, if such good opportunities really existed, institutions would have already taken them all. --- Going viral and becoming internet slang? Ha, that’s quite a marketing gimmick. --- Yet another round of fleecing newbies; trending topics ≠ quality projects. --- Wait, they’re already creating memes? Let’s check the real background of the project team first. --- If early participation could really yield such returns, why am I only hearing about it now? Isn’t that a joke? --- Spiritual totem? In Web3 we don’t lack crazy people, we just lack real money. --- It’s fine to research if you’re interested, but don’t let the hype cloud your judgment. Too many traps are set this way. --- LOL, turning tokens into memes was already done years ago. This is just copy-paste.

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quiet_lurker

· 12-06 13:45

20-100x? Just take it with a grain of salt. Those who really made money are long gone; most of the people entering now are basically bag holders.

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GovernancePretender

· 12-06 13:44

Here comes another coin claiming to go mainstream. I'm tired of seeing this same old trick. 20-100x returns? Wake up, stop dreaming. If it were really that easy, the whole internet would have blown up by now.

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LightningHarvester

· 12-06 13:42

20-100x? If you ask me, I've heard too many of these stories. What really matters is who actually holds the tokens. --- Another "going viral" meme, this time it's AW's turn. Next year it'll probably be some other abbreviation. --- To be honest, it doesn't matter how fast the community hypes it up. What's important is whether those who jumped in can get out unscathed later. That's the real issue. --- Cultural symbol? Ha, crypto players are the best at packaging. First hype it up as a totem, then dump on everyone—same old trick. --- Wait, this guy says some big shot mentioned it? Which big shot? Give us a hint, otherwise just hearing this selling point feels a bit flimsy. --- I can already guess the ending of a mindless FOMO. Better just stick to studying the fundamentals. --- Topic hype ≠ investment value. Way too many people are confused about this.

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WalletManager

· 12-06 13:40

20-100x? Let's take a look at the contract audit report first, and see if private key management is properly handled.

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ChainWanderingPoet

· 12-06 13:39

20-100x? Sounds pretty far-fetched. These days, even the scams are getting more and more sophisticated.

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