2026-01-13 10:27:51

A founder of a leading exchange recently made some remarks that sparked widespread attention within the community. He straightforwardly stated that those seemingly casual comments on his social media are at best personal entertainment and definitely not investment advice. More honestly, if someone rushes into Meme coins based on his brief words, it’s basically like giving away their money.

This statement exposes a peculiar phenomenon in the crypto world: a joke can give rise to a new coin, and an emoji can trigger a collective market frenzy. What seems like a simple clarification is actually a reminder to all participants of a harsh reality — the rise and fall of Meme coins are fundamentally driven by market sentiment and narratives. When the emotions fade and the narratives collapse, the risks are fully exposed.

This serves as a wake-up call for those hoping to profit in the crypto market. Don’t idolize any voice, and don’t treat casual remarks as secret formulas for making money. In this market, gambling with a joking mindset will be met with real losses. Calm analysis and independent judgment may be the only surefire way to survive longer in the crypto world.

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TopBuyerBottomSeller

· 6h ago

Haha, it's the same old story, and you just keep stirring the rhythm as soon as you turn around.

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NFTPessimist

· 6h ago

Wake up, everyone. Where's your brain when chasing the hot trends?

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NightAirdropper

· 6h ago

Basically, don't be foolish, buddy. If a big shot casually says something and you just throw money in, then you deserve to lose. Following the trend is the fate of the leek (newbie investors); once the emotions disperse, it becomes zero. Another "I'm just joking," how many people have lost everything because of this. This time, it's a wake-up call for all gamblers, but I bet next week there will still be people rushing forward. Don't idolize anyone; the market is just a naked game of chance. If you lose, don't blame others. Really treating meme coins like lottery tickets, anyway, it's not them losing money. Calmly analyzing sounds easy, but few actually do it.

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SandwichTrader

· 6h ago

Haha, it's the same old story. Whether or not to buy coins from him is a different matter.

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JustHereForMemes

· 6h ago

Haha, this is the reality of the crypto world. A big shot can use a meme to scam a wave of newbies, then turn around and act innocent.

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FUD_Vaccinated

· 6h ago

Starting to shift blame again, someone should have said this a long time ago. --- This person finally spoke their mind, which is indeed ironic. --- Lol, only clarifying now? Too late, the chives have already been harvested. --- Sounds good, but who would really listen? The next Meme coin will still be pumped. --- I just want to know, has he ever made money off this? Freedom of speech, but money still goes into his pocket. --- It's a case of wanting it all—more, more, and still more. Enjoy the hype when speaking, shift the blame afterward. --- Finally, someone admits that Meme coins are essentially gambling, which is more honest than those packaged as investments. --- Honestly, this kind of statement is the best marketing. The more clarification, the more people believe, reverse chives harvesting. --- Calmly analyzing and making independent judgments? In this market, that's called courting death. --- I lost money because I was stupid, not because of him. I have to admit.

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