Honestly! With Meme trading, do only what matches your capability—go big only as far as your strength allows.
When Musk’s dog was spreading the message, people often asked:
“How much should I buy then?”
Our answer has always been very simple:
Buy an amount you can afford to handle,
If 100U is right for you, then 100U.
Someone else buys 5000U; maybe 5000U is just a tiny portion of their total funds.
Never let yourself get carried away just because others buy more than you and may earn more than you—if you feel unbalanced. Or thinking that if you buy more and it starts rising, you’ll just run.
This is one of the most dangerous mindsets in Meme trading.
Because when you buy a position that exceeds what you can handle, from the moment you press the buy button, you’ve already lost your mindset.
What you’re thinking about is only:
“How much can I make if it goes up?”
but you’ve never really thought seriously about:
What if it drops by 50%?
What if it drops by 80%?
What if there’s no market for half a year?
People who have truly experienced the market—why do they always patiently remind newcomers to control their position size?
Because we’ve seen far too many stories that are exactly the same.
FOMO → overbuying → the market drops → can’t sleep → panic selling → affects real life → mindset completely collapses.
In the end, they don’t make any money, and then start blaming the market, blaming the community, blaming everyone.
But the real problem is often planted from day one:
You’ve turned investing into gambling.
So I actually want to say something that might be “unfavorable for calling trades”:
Musk’s dog doesn’t need you to prove your faith by going bankrupt.
We’d rather you participate with a position size that lets you eat, work, study/sleep, and live normally—even when the market has been sluggish for a long time.
You can build with 100 U as well.
You can build with 5,000 U as well.
Position size doesn’t determine whether you’re part of the community.
What really matters is:
participate rationally, make independent judgments, and take responsibility for your own decisions.
The market always goes up and down.
Those who make it to the end usually aren’t the people who gamble the biggest on day one,
It’s the one who already knew from day one:
how much they can afford to lose—and they also know why they stayed.
There are gamblers everywhere.
But a real community doesn’t need gamblers.🐶
In the end, we’ll all learn together with the real Musk-dog builders!
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