Yesterday, the post was reported by the project party $SOLV , really lacking any perspective.
Let’s review the trading strategy from yesterday; the account once again broke a new high, and this was after I had withdrawn several thousand U to trade meme coins, both the first and second tier were very profitable.
I believe many people envy the wealth creation legend of Trump from yesterday, but I want to say that trading in the first-tier market with meme coins is actually similar to playing contracts on Binance. Some people trading meme coins made hundreds or thousands of times profit, but they actually earned that much with a small position, just like you can't go all-in on a single coin in contracts; it's all about small positions for testing and then increasing. If they went all-in directly, it would be no different from you guys going all-in at 125x on a memecoin, normal people cannot go all-in directly, so there's no need to envy those who made money from buying Trump; it’s common for contracts to multiply several or dozens of times.
The risk in the first-tier market is much greater than in the second-tier; I have been trading meme coins for a year and often buy meme coins that go to zero. But because I understand meme coins very well, I know that when everyone is rushing to trade, the demand for $SOL will naturally increase (similar to the impact of BNB mining each time) and the price of $JUP will naturally rise with the increase in trading volume.