2026-01-10 02:27:50

I've been playing meme coins since autumn, and it's been about four months now.

At first, I was actually very resistant. I thought this stuff was just gambling and had no real meaning. It wasn't until I actually participated that my attitude changed 180 degrees.

I bought HakiMi, and when it hit ten times, I cashed out and ran. Later, that thing soared to over 300 times, and I can only say I feel a bit regretful. But what's even worse is that during this period, I踩过不少于十个归零的币. The money just disappeared.

After experiencing all this, I gradually understood the essence of meme coins. To summarize in one sentence? Bitcoin and BNB are like towering trees on the grassland, while meme coins are the vibrant, lively grassland. Trees are important, but the grassland is the true ecosystem.

Everyone, I wish you all to earn big and fill your pockets.

MEME5,75%

BTC3,05%

BNB3%

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MetaEggplant

· 01-10 23:12

Hakimi ran away with ten times, then it increased three hundred times. I can understand this, but it's a bit upsetting haha

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TokenTaxonomist

· 01-10 19:09

so you're telling me you got rekt on 10+ tokens and your takeaway is... meme coins are the ecosystem? ngl the data here screams survivorship bias. let me pull up my spreadsheet real quick because taxonomically speaking, "grass" that goes to zero isn't exactly thriving flora, it's just evolutionary dead-ends. but sure, keep stacking those L's.

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FastLeaver

· 01-10 02:57

Hakimi ran after a tenfold increase; his mindset is incredible. Now he's probably kicking himself with regret.

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ChainSauceMaster

· 01-10 02:54

Hakimi ran ten times, and later it increased three hundred times. This is the joy and pain of meme coins. Losing ten zero coins really tests your limits, but then again, this is the fate of playing with memes. I like the "grassland theory"; indeed, towering trees are stable, but the grassland offers that kind of excitement. The mentality of running after ten times profit is hard to judge as right or wrong; after all, you need to stay alive to keep playing. Playing so thoroughly for four months, it seems I have truly paid my tuition. The term "ecosystem" is well said; meme coins indeed support half of the Web3 hype. But to be honest, losing ten zero coins is no longer a rare thing for me. If you've gradually understood it, then let's continue gambling, everyone.

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RektDetective

· 01-10 02:44

Hakimi ran away with ten times the profit, are you regretting it? I was directly bankrupt by ten zero coins. Meme coins are like that; big trees are important, but the grassland is the ecosystem. Your statement is spot on.

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GasSavingMaster

· 01-10 02:35

Hakeem ran away after ten times... Bro, you need to work on your mentality, 300 times is right in front of you. It takes losing ten zero coins to understand what "cutting leeks" really means. This kind of IQ tax is quite harsh. Listening to the grassland theory is okay, but the grass must be edible, not toxic. Meme coins are a gambler's paradise. I bet you have to bet too. Whoever loses first eats dirt. It sounds like you've gained a lot of insight, but it’s a bit late. Basically, it all depends on luck and psychology. Good mentality can make you rich, while a bad mentality leads to immediate zeroing out. If it weren’t for those ten zero coins in the past four months, you could be bragging for a year now. I hope your next one won’t run after ten times. Wait a bit longer, and maybe it’ll come back with 300 times. Meme coins have nothing to do with the ecosystem; it’s just a bloodbath between whales and retail investors.

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