Meme Earning '5 Nos' Principle, Outperforming 99.9% of Idiots

1. No: Don't join meme communities

You think you're influencing others, but in reality, it's others influencing you. What's even more foolish is some KOLs who criticize others daily; they started off clear-headed but end up brainwashed by themselves.

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

2. No: Don't gamble on extremely low market cap assets

Why is the market cap low? Do you think you're the clever one who discovered an excellent early opportunity? You think buying 10 times, losing 9, and having 1 massive win will cover it all; this is only effective in the early stages of wealth effect.

In reality, if you buy 10 times, all 10 go to zero, and if you're incredibly lucky to break even, don't tell me about someone else. Their success has nothing to do with you; if their family grave smokes 30 times in a month, let’s see you do it once?

3. No: Don't hold onto investments long-term

So-and-so held long and made 10,000 times; who the hell are you? Just because others eat shit, should you eat shit too? Meme tokens are purely emotional assets; when the market is good, there will be plenty of opportunities to profit and run. Yet, a bunch of fools think they can hold for 100x or 1000x.

If meme investments can turn into value investments, even eating shit is not for you.

4. No: Don't fantasize about project teams or manipulators

Project teams and manipulators have only one goal: to rip off you dreamers. No matter how much they pump the price in the early stages, the ultimate aim is always to harvest. It’s just a matter of scale, but if you fantasize about someone else’s scale, you’re just their cost.

5. No: Don’t follow so-and-so

Who is so-and-so to you? Your dad? Your old man? The harsh reality is, those you see managing to hit the high points early are all 'insiders' without exception. There’s a bunch of brainwashed KOLs 'trading tokens in spreadsheets'; your attention is their monetization value.

In the crypto space, these idiots, whether KOLs or retail investors, love to amplify their gains infinitely to satisfy their fragile and insecure vanity. In reality, how much they actually earn, let's just say it’s at least down to 10%.