In the MEME market, you will find an interesting phenomenon—most people are caught in a dead cycle of chasing gains and selling losses.

This market is never short of enthusiasm. When a certain coin becomes popular, followers flock in. Stories of quick profits spread within the community, newcomers get angered and rush in to buy the dip. And then? The bubble bursts, leaving a mess. Today’s hot topic may be worth nothing tomorrow. The quick money earned through short-term trading is often lost in one or two swings.

Why does this happen? Frankly, it’s because too many people only focus on the current K-line, driven by external narratives and information gaps, using the time lag of "believe first, then trust" to harvest trust. Short-term hype is like rootless duckweed; no matter how big the wave, it cannot go far.

But the true vitality of MEME has never relied on temporary popularity. What allows projects to survive cycles? It’s the committed co-constructors who settle down, the persistence of not panicking and giving up due to short-term fluctuations, and the patience of those who continue to build up energy during "unnoticed" days.

Long-termism is not about slow crawling but steady accumulation. It’s not about wasting time but about using time to verify value. If you’re not good at short-term trading or lack top-tier research background, then just right—you choose a trustworthy project, plant your roots, and let genuine value accumulation speak for you. When the bear market arrives, don’t panic; when the bull market comes, have confidence. This is the long-term logic of MEME investing.