Recently, the performance of mainstream cryptocurrencies has attracted a lot of attention, with investors closely watching the moves of BTC, ETH, and BNB. However, there are also many people playing Meme coins, but very few actually make money from them.
Why? Because Meme coins are not something that can be bought just by issuing a token randomly; they must have a solid background. Look at those projects that have become popular—none of them lack a historical background or interesting stories to support them. The meme projects under Elon Musk's umbrella have lasted so long because they maintain ongoing popularity and cultural foundation.
Therefore, if you want to carve out a share in this track, you need to be more cautious when choosing coins. It’s not about blindly following the trend, but about finding projects that truly have a story, a community, and can withstand scrutiny. The upcoming Federal Reserve CPI data will also be released in the next couple of days, and the macro environment will similarly influence the overall market rhythm. At this time, it’s even more important to stay calm.
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Hash_Bandit
· 9h ago
meme coins need real narrative weight to survive, not just hype cycles... learned that the hard way back in the day lol
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BearHugger
· 9h ago
Honestly, meme coins are just gambling. Without a story to support them, it's purely a scam to harvest retail investors.
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WinterWarmthCat
· 9h ago
To be honest, most meme coins are just gambling, and lacking cultural background is really pointless.
If you're still blindly chasing highs now, just wait to be left holding the bag.
How long Elon Musk's memes will last, ordinary retail investors can't learn that.
When choosing coins, look at community popularity, not just the K-line.
After the CPI is released, there will be another dip; stay calm, everyone.
The essence of making money with meme coins is buying the dip and selling at the top, to put it plainly.
Instead of chasing meme coins, it's better to stick to the fundamentals of mainstream coins.
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LightningWallet
· 9h ago
Honestly, meme coins are just gambling. People who make money rely on luck, not on good judgment.
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DeepRabbitHole
· 9h ago
That's right, Meme coins are just gambling stories. No matter how cheap they are without any substance, I won't touch them.
Recently, the performance of mainstream cryptocurrencies has attracted a lot of attention, with investors closely watching the moves of BTC, ETH, and BNB. However, there are also many people playing Meme coins, but very few actually make money from them.
Why? Because Meme coins are not something that can be bought just by issuing a token randomly; they must have a solid background. Look at those projects that have become popular—none of them lack a historical background or interesting stories to support them. The meme projects under Elon Musk's umbrella have lasted so long because they maintain ongoing popularity and cultural foundation.
Therefore, if you want to carve out a share in this track, you need to be more cautious when choosing coins. It’s not about blindly following the trend, but about finding projects that truly have a story, a community, and can withstand scrutiny. The upcoming Federal Reserve CPI data will also be released in the next couple of days, and the macro environment will similarly influence the overall market rhythm. At this time, it’s even more important to stay calm.