Meme Money-Making '5 No' Principles to Outperform 99.9% of Fools

No 1: Do not join meme communities

You think you are influencing others, but in reality, others are influencing you. Even more foolish are some KOLs who criticize others daily; they were initially clear-headed, but ended up brainwashed by themselves.

It's simple, just look at the candlestick chart.

No 2: Do not gamble on extremely low market cap assets

Why is the market cap low? Is it because your big brain discovered an excellent early opportunity? You think buying 10 times, losing 9, and making a huge profit once will cover everything, which is only effective in the early stages of wealth effect.

In reality, you could buy 10 times and lose all 10. If you miraculously break even, don’t tell me about someone else—what does that have to do with you? If someone else’s ancestral grave smokes 30 times in a month, can you show me your one?

No 3: Do not hold investments for long

Someone made a 10,000x return by holding long? Who the hell cares? If someone else eats shit, will you eat shit too? Meme coins, as pure emotional assets, will have plenty of opportunities to cash out when the market is good. Yet, there are a bunch of fools thinking they can get 100x or 1000x returns.

If meme coins can turn into value investments, even eating shit wouldn't be in your favor.

No 4: Do not fantasize about project teams or manipulators doing something

Project teams and manipulators have only one thought: to cut off you fools who dream every day. No matter how much they pump the price initially, their ultimate goal is to harvest. It’s just a matter of whether they have a bigger picture, but if you fantasize that others have a bigger picture, you become someone else's cost.

No 5: Do not worry about who is who

Who is 'who'? Is that your dad? Or your elder? The reality is, those extremely early adopters who can still get high points are all 'insiders' without exception, and there are a bunch of brain-dead KOLs 'trading coins on spreadsheets'. Your attention is their monetized value.

In the crypto world, these arrogant people, whether KOL or retail investors, love to exaggerate their gains to satisfy their fragile and insecure vanity. In reality, how much have they truly earned? Let’s just say they’re lucky to break even.