2026-01-19 03:30:42

Recently, in the Web3 community, the once popular internet cultural label "Shamate" has begun to gain new vitality.

Think about it, what did Shamate originally represent? It was a form of individual expression that defied conventional norms, a rebellion against mainstream aesthetics. And this perfectly aligns with the underlying spirit of the crypto world—breaking existing order and building new possibilities.

In the crypto circle, how many times have "non-mainstream" ideas ultimately become major trends? From being mocked Meme coins to today's market protagonists, from questioned Layer2 solutions to the current ecosystem explosion... history always favors those who dare to be different.

The revival of the Shamate spirit in the crypto ecosystem, simply put, is an attitude of "I am who I am, so what if I'm different." This mindset often brings unexpected innovation when building Web3 applications, exploring new economic models, and creating community culture.

Those once marginalized ideas have found a new stage in the decentralized world. See, isn’t this what makes the crypto world so attractive?

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AirdropLicker

· 01-19 03:56

Haha, really, the non-mainstream spirit in the crypto circle is like this. Only by taking the unconventional path can you make money. --- The logic of the "Shamate" style is indeed popular in the crypto world, after all, those who dare to bet have all made profits. --- This article is spot on. Web3 is really for those "weirdos." --- Honestly, everyone who is still mocking Meme coins now is going to regret it. --- Not playing by the usual rules here is the survival rule; going with the flow will only get you cut. --- In the decentralized world, it's actually the "Shamate" type personalities that can survive the longest. --- The crypto circle operates like this: the more rebellious and unconventional, the greater the chance of a comeback. --- Speaking of Meme coins, they were heavily criticized before, and now they are so hot, this is a slap in the face. --- Individuality in the crypto ecosystem has never been a negative asset; on the contrary, it’s a bonus. --- Yes, the underlying nature of Web3 is rebellious, and it aligns perfectly with the Shamate spirit.

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StealthDeployer

· 01-19 03:45

Haha, even the "Shamate" meme can be linked to the crypto world, but it's true—thinking differently is often the key to breaking through. Things that are mocked across the internet often become winners later; this logic has proven repeatedly in crypto. No wonder they say that in Web3, it's ultimately the "crazy" ones who will dominate. Nowadays, standing out and being innovative seems to be the right path. Ideas that are ridiculed can actually turn into trends; it's easy to say but hard to believe.

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AltcoinMarathoner

· 01-19 03:33

just like mile 20 when everyone's cramping up, meme coins looked ridiculous until they suddenly weren't. the adoption curve keeps proving doubters wrong ngl

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LightningClicker

· 01-19 03:32

Haha, the Samate spirit is the same as the crypto world, both are games for disruptors. Really, those who were criticized back then are now the favorites. Those who didn't follow the trend actually won, and this logic also applies on the blockchain. Web3 is originally a stage for outsiders. Exactly, the non-mainstream eventually becomes mainstream, it's just a cycle.

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