💰Brothers: meme is not your home, the mainstream is your destination. You can only play with memes casually; you still need to return home.

💰Friends who follow me know that I have also been playing PVP on Sol recently. In PVP, memecoins can drop to zero at any time, while Sol keeps reaching new highs. This led me to deeply consider a question: Is the main reason for the explosive rise of meme coins really due to low circulation and high issuance of VC coins? A few months ago, I thought so, but this month my view has changed. The core reason for KOLs like Murad promoting memes is that they have higher growth compared to others. However, have you considered that the high growth is due to low liquidity and low pull-up costs? Therefore, I believe that the reason meme coins can surge is that the same group of people collude internally to manipulate the market, using capital to lift memes and attract funds to them. So what are their motives? As we all know, financial wealth does not appear out of nowhere; it only shifts. I believe their motive for lifting memes and creating a myth of wealth is to sell off at a critical moment and buy into the mainstream, using the funds of retail investors borrowed through memes. With Trump in office, cryptocurrency is bound to become more regulated in the future. Platforms like Pump Fun are likely facing serious legal crises, and the mainstream may become increasingly expensive. Therefore, they are seizing the last opportunity to cut retail investors and use public funds to buy core assets. It is clear that memes are not core assets.

💰My point is: Normally, when a memecoin reaches a market cap of 100-500 million, you should sell all and buy into the mainstream. For narratives above 1-4 billion, sell all, and it depends on Musk's support. Trump has clearly stated he wants to use Bitcoin instead of US Treasury bonds. He will not foolishly use his own money to drive up Bitcoin prices; various VCs will definitely take retail investors' money through memes and use it to drive up core asset prices.