Write down some thoughts from the past few days for newcomers and coin project parties, VCs, and exchanges to see, but all are hard facts. If you like it or want to read it slowly, you can like/share or bookmark it first.
To the project parties: 1. Please put aside your arrogance and take a look at how retail investors and experienced traders are engaging with MEME. In this bull and bear market, many project parties can't even manage their VC token communities well, so there's no need to talk about building good MEME communities. The more arrogant you are, the lower your understanding of the MEME ecosystem will be.
2. The requirements for project parties regarding MEME will be higher; there are no project parties that can manage MEME well without teaching fees. A MEME project party at a large exchange has been trial and erroring with MEME for a month.
3. The three keys to MEME projects are: dissemination chain, chip allocation, and MEME themes. These three work together to ensure the explosive dissemination of MEME. However, recent MEME projects have basically ignored the importance of MEME themes, which guarantees the upper limit of MEME. When you buy AI16Z, are you buying the temporary hype generated by A16Z's attention to this project, or are you buying AI16Z itself? The theme of MEME determines that some MEMEs can never become big or strong or even go to exchanges, so at certain key psychological price points, it's about time to sell.
4. In the past, it was thought that MEME did not require market makers. The essence of market making is 'providing liquidity' and 'setting market making plans while being flexible.' However, my recent practical experience tells me that MEME also needs market makers. Primarily for pre-sale plans, chip distribution, excellent on-chain capabilities, understanding and experience of MEME projects, and then extremely strong adaptability—the ability to sell without changing the existing trend. It is not advisable for traditional market-making teams to come play MEME. However, it is recommended that excellent MEME project parties equip a grounded market value management personnel. I will discuss this further when I write about market value management knowledge when I'm not busy.
5. For the vast majority of project parties wanting to engage with MEME, what troubles you is definitely the dissemination chain. I don’t have any good solutions for this; after all, this is the key point that tests everyone’s strength.
To exchanges and VCs: In my view, the MEME in the crypto space has at least updated and iterated its strategies twice, entering the 3.0 era. The 1.0 era is represented by MEME coins like DOGE and SHIB, which involve a lot of deep washing and turnover during their development process. The three elements of MEME: dissemination frequency, dissemination loss, and survival duration are top-notch, representing the most perfect MEME. The 2.0 era includes TROLL and BOME; due to the wealth-creating myth of MEME cultivating user habits, the rise of MEME in the 2.0 era is extremely fast, with very little washing. Exchanges want to attract users and list coins quickly, speeding up this process. They often accompany long periods of washing or even tend towards death. In this phase, those sitting on the market are experts who have a long-term understanding of MEME in the crypto space and can create large-scale marketing events to concentrate attention in the crypto space. The 3.0 era is quite special; coins like zoo coins from the 1.0 era and hot coins from the 2.0 era have finally been further developed in the 3.0 era because the wealth-creating myth of MEME has further cultivated users, and the lack of wealth creation effects from VC tokens has further concentrated players' attention on MEME themes. Retail investors have lost patience in building and promoting MEME communities, no longer having washing time; rapid rises or deaths in the short term are more apparent. The market appears to be like nurturing a toad, with flow showing a long-term dispersed state; however, this also indicates that the aggregation effect of figures like Musk at the top of the crypto space will become more apparent. Various skilled traders have simultaneously entered the market, giving rise to gameplay changes like PUMP and optimizing market-making to continuously generate blood for the MEME ecosystem.
Exchanges and VCs need to first understand how project parties at different levels of MEME are making money. Based on the actual situation of your exchange's size ranking, organize a dedicated team to study MEME, and it would be best to establish your own listing logic or investment logic.
Let's put the advice for retail investors at the end: 99.99% of communities will not help you make money, whether free or paid. The probability that a free quality community will help you make money is actually higher. The high success rate of foreign KOLs or MEME big shots is actually a false proposition. Most of them are overwhelmed by the promotion of MEME project parties; rest assured, most of what you see about MEME capturing methods outside, I have seen many, and 90% of them will be quickly iterated away. Thinking and finding the underlying immutable logic during those changes is an important process to break away from being a retail investor. From a logical perspective, many retail investors are now trapped in a misunderstanding: they want to grasp MEME as early as possible, so they need to refine their information capture system, refine the selection of KOLs, and filter out insider trading. But most people will inevitably sell too early. Skilled traders, ask yourselves, did you all enter early but then sell too soon? In fact, many skilled traders really don't need to refine their information capture anymore; your methodology is completely sufficient. However, there is a significant difference between different market makers, which is hard for retail investors to distinguish. Being able to recognize the narrative upper limit of MEME, as well as the secondary buying timing, and then refining position management to create a complete trading system in the MEME field is more important and long-term.
It is also more beneficial for you to grasp thousandfold coins. The crypto world is one of the most tolerant places for newcomers. Many veterans like me in the crypto space have been supported and benefited by the pioneers in the industry at the top, so I always want to say a few more words to retail investors at the end of my articles. This industry always offers better opportunities compared to traditional industries. Don't complain that those at the top are taking too many benefits, don't complain that KOLs are cutting you off; think more and develop your own skills. Not being a retail investor is the first step towards success in the crypto space and also the most important step.
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