2026-01-16 12:02:31

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Why is it that Chinese Memes can never grow big? It's not because the whales are not ruthless enough, nor because the storytelling isn't innovative enough, but because most people never intended to believe in it from the start. The mainstream way of Chinese Memes is essentially a relay of information: no discussion about whether you like it or resonate with it, only about which level you're on and whether there's a next hand. In this market, liking Memes is seen as childish, and faith is regarded as a risk exposure. Therefore, every round of dissemination actively dissolves emotions, shortens cycles, and settles trust prematurely. Without faith, there can be no ceiling.

But bulls and horses are different. They don't exist because "they can still rise," but because someone truly recognizes this symbol, is willing to stay and build, and is willing to continue investing without certainty. The reason why the ceiling of Chinese Memes is low isn't a market problem; it's because most projects start with the assumption: people will leave, and trust isn't valuable. Bulls and horses choose the opposite. When Memes are truly believed in, can they go even further?

Guys, don't just look at my daily updates. Move your little hands and give me a boost on my pinned post to help me out!

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MrFlower_XingChen

· 1h ago

2026 GOGOGO 👊

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MrFlower_XingChen

· 1h ago

2026 GOGOGO 👊

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dagong

· 4h ago

Trading First Priority 1. Fund Management: Divide into 10 parts, never risk more than 10% loss at a time 2. Set stop-loss when opening a position; create a table and record 3. Do not overtrade; be patient and wait for the best opportunity 4. Prevent unrealized gains from turning into unrealized losses; set breakeven stop-loss after price increases 5. Do not fight the trend; avoid trading when the trend is uncertain 6. If in doubt, exit and observe 7. Avoid trading with low liquidity 8. Diversify risk; do not put all your eggs in one basket 9. Do not always use limit orders; sometimes market orders are necessary 10. Do not open or close positions casually without sufficient reason 11. Exit positions in batches; move profits to a reserve account 12. Never average down; do not keep adding to losing positions 13. Be patient; avoid rushing and leaving due to impatience 14. Do not take small profits and large losses; once stop-loss is set, do not cancel it 15. Avoid frequent entry and exit; open positions carefully 16. If very bullish, go long; ensure trading trend is consistent 17. Do not buy at low prices; do not sell at high prices 18. Pyramid adding: break resistance levels before adding remaining unentered positions 19. Choose small caps for long positions, large caps for short positions 20. If your position size is wrong, do not hedge; cut losses and exit, wait for the next opportunity

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PumpSpreeLive

· 5h ago

2026 GOGOGO 👊

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GateUser-2af1f29e

· 6h ago

Why do Chinese Memes never really grow big? It's not because the whales are not ruthless enough, nor because the storytelling isn't innovative enough, but because most people never intended to believe in them from the start. The mainstream way of playing Chinese Memes is essentially a game of information relay: not about liking or resonating, only about which layer you're standing on and whether there's a next relay. In this market, liking a Meme is seen as childish, and faith is regarded as a risk exposure. Therefore, every round of dissemination actively dissolves emotions, compresses cycles, and settles trust prematurely. Without faith, there can be no ceiling. But bulls and bears are different. They don't exist because "it can still go up," but because someone truly recognizes this symbol, is willing to stay and build, and is willing to continue investing despite the lack of certainty. The reason why the ceiling of Chinese Memes is low is not a market problem but because most projects start with the assumption: people will leave, and trust isn't valuable.

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