Well said, this is how it should be done

@Yi He After the big sister posted that tweet, it's clear over the past two days that retail investors have started to calm down,
no longer blindly following those without aesthetics, relying on bottom cutting and following P Marshal-style strategies.

The only two types of people who truly ruin memes are:
one is the insider dogs, KOLs setting up schemes, buying at the bottom first and then shouting orders across the internet;
the other is the so-called smart money, who sell as soon as you follow their orders,
consistently harvesting day after day, never losing money.

It's time to pull the focus back to the community itself.
Let memes return to their original form —
relying on consensus, culture, and long-term building.

The reason you are willing to stay in a community is that
you like the atmosphere here,
you trust this group of people,
you can see that the management is not here to cut profits, but is structured, patient, and capable of execution.

When you think this way,
others will eventually think the same.
The logic of PVE is that simple:
the community builds slowly, and the market value will naturally follow.
There’s no rush for community coins,
a truly good community will always give you the opportunity to join.

I choose #Kurumi 🌙🖤
not because of price fluctuations,
but because they are seriously building a community. @CZ

⚠️ Risk Warning:
The above is only a personal opinion and does not constitute any investment advice.
Meme volatility is extremely high, please think independently and participate rationally.
$币安人生 $恶俗企鹅 #小小 Takeoff is imminent
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