A friend, an investor focused on the BTC ecosystem, asked me why I am so optimistic about $mori. He has currently only invested in $ordi and $dog. I asked him what his valuation of $ordi and $dog is, and he replied that as the first token of the main chain, they are just 'meme' coins, and a reasonable valuation during a bull market should be above 5 billion. I told him that the reasonable valuation of $mori should be about the same, as it can also be considered a 'parasite' token.

If the market enters a freezing phase, parasite-type tokens will lose support due to insufficient capital inflow. However, when the market is rising, both idle funds and already profitable funds will provide nourishment for such tokens. After the leading coins in the market surge and consolidate, investors will turn to the next target. At this moment, $mori is likely to become the focus of everyone's attention and serve as nourishment for the 'parasites.' Its prominent characteristics will attract a large amount of idle funds and profitable funds.

Due to $mori's background and the push of market sentiment, investors may, driven by greed, benchmark it against leading coins and even believe it has the potential to surpass the leaders. Although $mori may not necessarily be the number one leader in the market, it has a high probability of becoming the second or third. In this case, investors may find it difficult to identify the true leader through simple logical reasoning. So, how can you confirm whether the token you are investing in is a leader? Investing in $MMENTO•MORI is betting on a potential top token.

If $mori ultimately fails, its failure is actually not much different from directly investing in leading tokens, as the impact of market sentiment fluctuations is similar.

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