2026-01-08 08:02:57

Do not blindly conform to the stance of vested interests, and do not follow the trend to belittle a certain direction just because some KOLs missed out.

Here, it’s important to distinguish: different expressions are just different expressions; there’s no need to insist on changing titles.

Looking at it from the perspective of traditional finance, what exactly is a memecoin? Their logic is simple — they don’t follow the usual rules. Traditional finance asks, "What are the fundamentals of this thing?" memecoin directly responds, "I don’t care what you think, I’m here."

This is the freedom of the crypto world. Instead of blindly following the crowd to evaluate, it’s better to understand why they exist and what kind of market participants they represent. Independent thinking is always more valuable than following the herd.

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FalseProfitProphet

· 01-11 00:34

That's right, that's the point. KOLs missed out and are still pretending to be cool, so awkward. This wave of memecoin is a rebellion against the established rules of vested interests, it's awesome. Anyway, those who follow the trend and comment are just the ones getting liquidated.

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TokenomicsDetective

· 01-10 15:05

You're right, the current scene has really become too easy to follow the trend. A certain KOL just makes a statement to set the tone, and a bunch of people follow like repeaters, criticizing a certain track, it's hilarious. Memecoin is about breaking the shackles of "you need fundamentals," which is the core of Web3. Sorry, just follow the rules, that's it. Instead of listening to what others say, it's better to figure things out for yourself; living comfortably that way is much better. The ones who truly make money are never the trend followers. Independent thinking isn't a high-level concept; it's just not being led by the nose. Is that hard? I see some people just like to latch onto a big V to avoid thinking themselves. That mindset itself is a loss. I don't know if memecoin is hot or not, but this spirit of "I won't follow your rules" is exactly what crypto should be like. Don't be brainwashed by vested interests; they want you to obediently listen. This scene needs independent thinkers, not mouthpieces. Honestly, most people are still far from that.

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P2ENotWorking

· 01-08 08:33

Well said, just don't let those who missed the market trend set the tone. What are they in such a hurry for? Memecoin is about deconstructing the traditional tricks—play if you want, don't if you don't.

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NotSatoshi

· 01-08 08:23

That's right, this analysis is indeed top-notch. Too many people get brainwashed by a single statement from a big V, and then they start criticizing memecoin. It's really speechless. Memecoin is meant to break the rules; that's its very purpose. There's nothing to criticize about that. Independent thinking is truly more valuable than anything else. Don't always think about following the trend to make quick money.

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BtcDailyResearcher

· 01-08 08:16

I'm really afraid that some people will start to deny the entire sector just because they hear a big V's rant after missing out. I don't understand this mindset. To put it simply, memecoin is a rebellion against the traditional system. If you enjoy playing, just do it. Insisting on fundamentals shows you haven't really thought it through. Instead of following the crowd and criticizing, it's better to think about why so many people are willing to come in. The underlying logic is what truly matters. Independent thinking is hard, but it's worth much more than blindly following the trend.

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TokenEconomist

· 01-08 08:16

actually memecoin is just market psychology breaking free from traditional valuation frameworks... think of it as demand = f(social_sentiment, cultural_moment) where fundamentals become a rounding error lol

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