The first Chinese Ticker contract: research value far exceeds your imagination

A major leading exchange recently launched a contract for a Chinese meme, which has significantly boosted market confidence. Honestly, for us who study memes every day, this is also a positive feedback—the meme hype on BNB Chain continues, and those diamond hands that held on stubbornly are finally seeing returns.

Investment Research Is Not a Game of Dice

People outside the crypto circle often think that crypto projects (especially memes) are pure gambling, with no strategy involved. But that’s not really the case.

Although many projects don’t follow traditional stock market PE models or cash flow analysis, it doesn’t mean there are no patterns. If you really put in the effort to research—understanding what retail investors abroad and domestically are thinking, the rivalries between exchanges, why a certain meme can go viral—doing these homework thoroughly will give you a much higher success rate than blindly throwing darts.

Investment research is about studying investments. As long as the data shows that researched investments have higher success rates, this method is effective.

I’ve Been Watching This Token for a Long Time

That Chinese ticker token, I actually mentioned it quite a while ago. From early accumulation to adding more at key points, I tracked it all the way to the current contract launch, and the whole process was within my expectations. Today’s price increase and market reaction basically align with my previous judgment—that’s solid profit.

This ticker has a very special significance. It broke many rules and records we once thought impossible to break. There will definitely be more possibilities in the future. But does that mean it can hit the top right now? I don’t think so.

Don’t Be Driven by Emotions

No asset can rise straight up all the time. Some community members say, “When it falls, blame the exchange; the exchange doesn’t dare let it fall”—I don’t agree with this logic; it’s already moral kidnapping. Exchanges won’t be that simple. When the market cap dropped from 5 billion to 1 billion, I didn’t see any contracts being added; instead, they used the opportunity to clear out some weak-handed holders.

But I also won’t short it. The significance and emotional value of the first Chinese ticker are too high, and going against the trend would be too risky.

It’s normal for short-term prices to fluctuate with emotions. I recognize the emotional consensus behind this meme, so I’m considering holding long-term—if the final outcome for the diamond hands is good enough, that’s enough.

When it comes to holding on tighter than others, I’m actually quite confident.