Recently, the Chinese Meme coin "I'm Coming" has become popular because of an interaction with the founder of a major exchange, causing the coin price to soar by 400% and the market cap to reach $3.3 million.

This is a typical example of Meme coins—relying on community sentiment and market hype in the short term, without real business or technological support. During the hype, many people blindly rush in; few make quick money, but many suffer heavy losses, and in the end, everyone regrets it.

The problem is that many people treat Meme coins as actual investments. chasing gains and selling losses, following the trend—essentially gambling with luck. Once market sentiment shifts, these coins tend to fall quickly.

Opportunities do exist in crypto assets, but you need to understand what you're playing. Blindly following the trend will only make you the last bag holder.