The first Chinese Ticker on the contract: Victory of research or carnival of emotions?

Contract Launch, Confidence Returns

A certain Chinese concept meme coin has gone on a contract, and this has significantly boosted market sentiment. Especially for those of us who study memes every day—although we are often ridiculed as “gamblers,” this wave has indeed given a shot of confidence to those who persist in research. The meme fever on the BSC chain is still ongoing, and those diamond hands who endured the washout have finally seen returns.

Many people think that projects in the crypto space, especially meme projects, don't have PE ratios, financial reports, or revenue models to analyze like companies in the US stock market. But to be honest, this is definitely not just a “gambling game” relying purely on luck as outsiders may perceive.

On the contrary.

Those who truly take the time to do their homework—understanding what retail investors at home and abroad are thinking, the subtle relationships between various exchanges, why a meme can go viral, and whether it can resonate—these people's winning rate is far higher than those who gamble with their eyes closed.

The essence of investment research is to use data to prove that “research can improve winning rates.” As long as the winning rate is high, this method has value.

Expected Results

I have been paying attention to this asset for a long time. I have held the position for quite a while and increased my holdings at several key points, almost reminding myself all the way to today when the contract goes live. Therefore, today's increase and outcome are all within expectations. The money earned was also part of the plan.

Those who are unwilling to understand these logics will never comprehend them. Let them be; there is no need to wake those who pretend to be asleep.

The first Chinese ticker - this significance is immense. It has broken too many rules and records that we once thought were impossible to overcome. I believe there will be even further opportunities in the future.

But will it be tonight? Will it directly reach the top in the next few days?

It's hard to say.

No one's life is smooth sailing.

Some people in the community say: “When it dips, they blame the exchange; the exchange dares not let it drop.”

I do not agree with this logic. It has already become moral coercion. The exchange is not that simple—when the market cap was washed from 500 million to 100 million, it didn't list anything, but instead fiercely washed away a batch of people with weak will.

However, I won't short either. After all, the significance and sentiment of the first Chinese Ticker are there, and the risk of trying to hit the top is too high.

Short-term fluctuations are market behavior, and it's normal to follow the emotions. But I agree with the cultural core of this meme, so I will consider holding it for the long term. As long as those diamond hands can laugh last, that's enough.

Speaking of “who can hold it longer”, I am quite confident about this.