There were new coins being launched almost every day, each gathering hundreds of millions of dollars in deposits. You saw the rise of “food coins,” which were themed after foods like yam. These coins didn’t always have practical applications but attracted a lot of attention. We also witnessed the first big vampire attack, when SushiSwap copied Uniswap’s protocol and tried to attract its liquidity. That was probably one of the wildest and most interesting moments I’ve seen in crypto — the way one startup tried to “eat” another like a snake trying to swallow an elephant.
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