This year's bull market meme (previously called air, which was also a joke) has become so strange, so strange that even the former founder of Binance, CZ, couldn't stand it. Then Heyi also published a statement saying that "99% of memes will disappear, and only a few can survive." I agree with what they said. The survival of memes is largely supported by the funds behind them. No one will have great faith in a meme. The fate of the meme is determined by the departure of funds. This is a flaw. To observe whether a meme can survive for a long time, we have to look at the model, which is also what Musk calls the "first principle." When things develop to the point where they cannot be solved, they must be solved from the essence. This is also what Lao Tzu called the "essence of all things," the "cause and effect" in Buddhism, and what modern people call "no snowflake is innocent in an avalanche." Regardless of the East or the West, these philosophical issues in ancient and modern times are the same. The current situation of memes is that there is a problem with the model. They blindly use funds to drive the pursuit of speed, but lack the factors for long-term survival. I think whoever invents the latest model will be able to survive for a long time in the near future. The search for the golden dog begins from now on... To be continued$SOL