The truly impressive Meme coins are not the ones that surge the most, but the ones that are the most torturous. Why is that? Because torture can filter out investors—dividing them into two categories: those with genuine conviction and those who are eliminated by the market. This psychological back-and-forth, from a certain perspective, is the inevitable path for Meme coins to evolve into top-tier assets.
When a Meme coin suddenly appears to send out "hidden signals" and begins to resonate strongly within the community, the impact on people's minds is even greater. For those wanting to get in early, understanding the logic behind this "torture" directly determines whether you are just a bystander or actually making profit.
**The real reason you missed out on Meme coins**
It's not because you didn't see them, but because you kept wavering between two thoughts: "Is it too early?" and "Is it already too late?" These two thoughts act like two hands, holding you tightly outside the market. As a result, you watch opportunities slip away helplessly.
DOGE, PEPE, and WIF share a common trait: they all rise amid constant criticism, doubt, and controversy. They continuously create a process of "regret" and "hesitation," filtering out those with true conviction. Those who persevere to the end end up making crazy profits.
You will notice a phenomenon—some coins make you hesitate with a small rise, then scare you with a small dip, and in the end, you do nothing. But during this hesitation, those with ideas are quietly accumulating chips. This is not a coincidence; it is the game rule of Meme coins.
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potentially_notable
· 16h ago
That's right, it's this psychological game that has played people to death; I also got caught up in it before.
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Layer3Dreamer
· 23h ago
theoretically speaking, the psychological filtering mechanism here is basically a recursive SNARK pattern—each doubt cycle verifies who's actually committed. kinda genius ngl
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4am_degen
· 23h ago
That's right, the hardest part is the mindset. Watching PEPE go from the floor to now, so many people have just died because of the words "wait a little longer."
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RiddleMaster
· 23h ago
That's true, but the real challenge is not to be weeded out by your own emotions.
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SmartMoneyWallet
· 01-03 05:32
Basically, the big players are accumulating, and retail investors are just being filtered out.
The truly impressive Meme coins are not the ones that surge the most, but the ones that are the most torturous. Why is that? Because torture can filter out investors—dividing them into two categories: those with genuine conviction and those who are eliminated by the market. This psychological back-and-forth, from a certain perspective, is the inevitable path for Meme coins to evolve into top-tier assets.
When a Meme coin suddenly appears to send out "hidden signals" and begins to resonate strongly within the community, the impact on people's minds is even greater. For those wanting to get in early, understanding the logic behind this "torture" directly determines whether you are just a bystander or actually making profit.
**The real reason you missed out on Meme coins**
It's not because you didn't see them, but because you kept wavering between two thoughts: "Is it too early?" and "Is it already too late?" These two thoughts act like two hands, holding you tightly outside the market. As a result, you watch opportunities slip away helplessly.
DOGE, PEPE, and WIF share a common trait: they all rise amid constant criticism, doubt, and controversy. They continuously create a process of "regret" and "hesitation," filtering out those with true conviction. Those who persevere to the end end up making crazy profits.
You will notice a phenomenon—some coins make you hesitate with a small rise, then scare you with a small dip, and in the end, you do nothing. But during this hesitation, those with ideas are quietly accumulating chips. This is not a coincidence; it is the game rule of Meme coins.