Why do today’s meme coins, like the recent #牛逼 and #GM , have lower and lower ceilings and shorter and shorter lifespans? They don’t even make you want to take a second look. The market has been ruined!
In the old meme coin world, short-term traders were a minority. They were even mocked and looked down on, and called paper hands. Maybe they had inside information, or maybe they traded using K-line charts, jumping in and out. They might have played some 🔥 role, but a meme coin’s rise didn’t depend on them—it depended on a steady stream of funds, buyers, and lots of 💎 hands, which further increased the scarcity of tokens and naturally pushed the market cap way up! Back then, the market rewarded 💎 hands and punished paper hands! What about the people playing those memes now? It’s just a bunch of spark plugs zapping back and forth, with empty fuel tanks. Can they launch a rocket into space?
I don’t take part in PvP. Occasionally, I buy a little of a meme coin I believe in, but the end result is usually that it goes to zero! Later, I got involved in building community meme coins. The meme coins I’ve been involved with have had their ups and downs, but they’re still way better than the shitcoins out there! If I hadn’t been quite so 💎 over the past two years, the hundreds of thousands of RMB I put into community meme coins could easily have turned into over ten million RMB 😩 Although it’s been a roller coaster the whole time, I still believe in the community path. What we do is like fueling a rocket. Once the tank is full and the time is right, one spark sends it soaring into the sky, all the way to Mars 🚀 $ETH , $DOGE , $1000PEPE