Is MEME coin really capable of breaking through the barriers? The key isn't how aggressively it can pump or how many times it doubles in a day. The phenomenon of full-screen faith during rises and collective escape at slight dips, frankly, is just for the crowd to join in the fun—it's all about the same group of people coming and going.
Where is the true test? It's during the downward trend. Those who hold firm during market adjustments, who aren't in a rush to clear their positions, and even continue to participate, are the ones who truly believe in the project. Their presence determines how far a project can go.
Rather than being driven by emotions, it's better to pause and observe carefully: who is actually working, and who is quietly holding on. This is much more meaningful than studying candlestick patterns or chasing stories of overnight riches.
Ultimately, hot topics and trending discussions are just fleeting fireworks. Those who can withstand market fluctuations and are unaffected by noise will have the chance to迎来 their own upward cycle. Others' FOMO can't change your choices. Picking the right track and maintaining your bottom line—that's the correct way to participate in MEME coin.
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ruggedSoBadLMAO
· 01-07 11:07
It's true, but the reality is everyone is running, who is truly holding on?
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MEVEye
· 01-05 07:46
It sounds right, but very few people dare to continue buying during a sharp decline.
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OnlyOnMainnet
· 01-04 13:51
That's quite a harsh truth, really. Those who hype up a rise and run at the first sign of a fall are just wasting their breath.
When evaluating projects, it’s important to see who is still holding on—that's the real signal.
Honestly, most people can't do it; when FOMO hits, their minds go blank.
Sticking to your bottom line is much more reliable than chasing after any rise-and-fall charts.
I've heard a thousand stories of doubling, but few projects survive—that's the reality.
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GasFeeCrier
· 01-04 13:42
It sounds good, but I think most people will still experience FOMO, including myself haha.
Sticking to this thing sounds simple, but when it really gets cut in half, you'll realize how difficult it is.
Choosing the right track is the most vague statement. How to choose? Rely on intuition?
Those who truly stick with it have indeed made profits, but many have also been trapped.
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DoomCanister
· 01-04 13:33
Basically, it's about who can endure the bear market. Those who sell off when prices drop don't deserve to talk about faith.
Is MEME coin really capable of breaking through the barriers? The key isn't how aggressively it can pump or how many times it doubles in a day. The phenomenon of full-screen faith during rises and collective escape at slight dips, frankly, is just for the crowd to join in the fun—it's all about the same group of people coming and going.
Where is the true test? It's during the downward trend. Those who hold firm during market adjustments, who aren't in a rush to clear their positions, and even continue to participate, are the ones who truly believe in the project. Their presence determines how far a project can go.
Rather than being driven by emotions, it's better to pause and observe carefully: who is actually working, and who is quietly holding on. This is much more meaningful than studying candlestick patterns or chasing stories of overnight riches.
Ultimately, hot topics and trending discussions are just fleeting fireworks. Those who can withstand market fluctuations and are unaffected by noise will have the chance to迎来 their own upward cycle. Others' FOMO can't change your choices. Picking the right track and maintaining your bottom line—that's the correct way to participate in MEME coin.