Purchasing meme coins, such as $FLOKI, seems to go against traditional investment principles, but it contains an incredible charm. In September 2021, when I casually invested in $SHIB for the first time, it was just because of the cute images, and the 400% return a week later surprised me even more. This experience taught me that sometimes markets operate far beyond the scope of traditional analysis. The rise and fall of Meme coins often do not follow common sense. The driving force comes from community sentiment and Internet craze, rather than profound financial analysis.

In the world of Meme coins, investing becomes intuitive and simple: buy when you think it is good, buy when you are in a good mood, and sell when you no longer like it or it no longer arouses your interest. Here, there are no complicated reasons and no need to delve into the logic behind it. Meme investing never talks to you about rationality, nor does it follow any established rules. This is a game, a relaxed rebellion against traditional investment strategies, a bet of mood, and an optimistic attempt at the infinite possibilities of the future.

For those who are lazy to research and those who are too lazy to spend a lot of time drawing a bunch of lines and analyzing it, when you step into the Meme market, I hope you will also maintain a relaxed mood and choice.

We retail investors are not traders or economists.

If you take a look at the discussion circles of Ethereum and Bitcoin, there won’t be as many emotions as MEME.