Recently, news about public chain funds purchasing Meme tokens has been everywhere. Some say it's an endorsement, others say it's hype. In fact, based on on-chain data and reports from multiple media outlets, the situation is not that simple.

A leading public chain fund indeed carried out a round of Meme token purchases in mid-January, from January 9th to 15th. Specifically, during the initial purchase phase (January 9th), the fund bought $50,000 worth of two popular Meme tokens, "Binance Life" and "I’m Coming". Then, on January 15th, they added another $100,000 to "Binance Life" and already held $95,000 worth of "I’m Coming". The total investment approached $200,000.

But it's important to emphasize—don't interpret this as traditional investing. From the fund's operational rhythm and distribution of amounts, this looks more like a marketing move within an ecosystem activation strategy, aimed at creating buzz and attracting attention. The short-term hype intention is quite clear; they are not holding long-term optimism.

Therefore, the idea of blindly following the fund's entry just because you see them involved needs to be changed. Understand the true purpose behind the capital inflow before deciding your own strategy—that's the right approach.