Let's talk about the end of the MeMe cycle. Remember when PePe's market value peaked. Continuous posts should make everyone stop paying attention to the MeMe narrative. I was also bullish when liquidity was lacking at the bottom. Old fans should know this.

In the past year, both Inscription and MeMe have brought very high liquidity to the market. But everyone should know that once liquidity reaches the peak of sentiment, there will be stampedes. This is an important factor for profit-taking in the absence of anchored value in short-term projects. In fact, the important reason that pushed me to post the end of the MeMe cycle was market share. At that time, the market share of the MeMe sector was already considered to be stabilizing the Defi sector, and Defi is currently the only sector with intrinsic value in cryptocurrency. However, it is easy to be scolded for posting multiple articles during that period, but I still chose to post multiple articles about the end of the MeMe cycle, and mentioned that anti-VC sentiment and mass production of MeMe are market behaviors driven by capital manipulation.

Let's talk about profit-taking in the big cycle. At the beginning of the big cycle, we will definitely not see any obvious news from the exchange or the investors. Even the sector itself will experience a short period of liquidity exhaustion, which is the so-called preparation period after the wash. The end of the big cycle is often accompanied by the beginning of retail investors' firm belief, and the investors will begin to take large-scale profits. The investors will choose to take profits when the market liquidity is the best. They have a large number of cheap chips in their hands and can sell them at will when the liquidity is the best. Some retail investors died in the sideways stage after the sell-off. At this time, some retail investors are most likely to buy and wait for a rebound. There is an old saying that retail investors die in the bull market. Please don't have faith in anything. $PEPE $BTC $ETH #pepe #bome #wfi