2026-01-18 08:27:57

I talked with ChatGPT, and it said that meme is equivalent to abstraction. Then I just can't understand—where is the non-abstract part in the recent surge of Snowball? The operations we do, where do they even relate to specifics?

Thinking about it more, if the world really had no abstraction, it would probably be just a dull and tasteless place. Everyone in this industry is playing a consensus game; belief itself is the most abstract thing. Price fluctuations, hot topics rotating, community hype—aren't all of these just chasing some imagined value?

Instead of worrying about whether meme tokens are worth investing in, it's better to ask yourself how deep your imagination for this market really is.

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NFTregretter

· 4h ago

Basically, it's a faith-based game. Without imagination, you simply can't play in this circle.

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GateUser-75ee51e7

· 5h ago

Well said, finally someone hits the nail on the head. The entire crypto circle is like this; in the end, it's just about who can tell the most incredible story.

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NFTRegretful

· 5h ago

Haha, ChatGPT is right. Our entire circle is just炒概念,炒想象, meme coins are even more extreme. Basically, faith is valuable, and other people's money is also valuable. The snowball's rise isn't really due to fundamentals; it's just everyone making up stories together. --- Abstract? Concrete? These two words have long been reversed in the crypto world. The most concrete thing is the string of numbers in your account; everything else is just an illusion. --- I just like this straightforwardness. Don't pretend, everyone. We're all on the same boat betting on imagination. --- Ask yourself how deep your imagination is... Haha, mine is worth 100 bucks, so far. --- So, is it the consensus that’s valuable or the meme coin itself? If you ask me, I can't tell the difference either.

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bridgeOops

· 5h ago

To be honest, meme coins are just a price tag of faith. Don't overthink it. It's a consensus game; the profit comes from the difference in imagination. Whether it's abstract or not, as long as someone believes, it's valuable. The question is, how long will you believe?

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ApeShotFirst

· 5h ago

To be honest, I'm tired of this rhetoric. Whether it's abstract or not, it sounds nice, but isn't it all just gambling on human nature? Wait, how deep do you think the imagination is? Bro, my imagination's depth is just buying the dip when I see the K-line go up... All just a belief game? Then how can people pour so much money into their beliefs? I'm truly impressed.

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ApyWhisperer

· 5h ago

Ha, you're right. Anyway, we're all just making up stories. --- What’s the point of abstraction? The price of the coin is the most concrete thing. It hurts a lot when it drops. --- Play the consensus game to the end. Believe it or not, I’ve made money anyway. --- Imagination is valuable. Everyone with imagination is here. --- Don’t ask if it’s worth investing. First, ask yourself if you can accept zeroing out. --- Memes are abstract. Abstraction is this market. Those who understand, understand. --- ChatGPT is right, but it hasn’t traded coins, so it doesn’t count.

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