#Meme币市场 Looking at the craze for this round of Meme coins, what flashes in my mind are the scenes from 2017 and 2018. The $DOYR big pump on the BSC chain, and when the news about Binance employees insider issuing coins came out, I knew how this play would go – it's always the same script, just the stage is changing.

Ten years ago, we saw this pattern countless times. Projects with ecosystems and prospects were neglected, while those "that only launch contracts and do not build ecosystems," like $LAB, skyrocketed as soon as they were listed. The underlying logic has always been the same: the big players control the market, the market cap is extremely low, and retail investors take over. The final big bearish line plunges directly to the bottom. I've witnessed this outcome dozens of times.

The rebound of delisted coins like $FIS, $REI, and $VOXEL, I understand that impulse; there were indeed people who made money when the bottom was pointed out. But delisted coins are like a sword hanging over your head, don't blame anyone when they go to zero. $FARTCOIN and $ZEC still have some operational space, but fundamentally, what are we doing? Betting on the dealer's rhythm, betting on liquidity, betting that others won't run faster than us.

This is the unchanging truth of the Meme coin market. It will not change due to technological advancements or market maturity. We are merely repeating the same story in different cycles—some people get rich, while more go to zero. Those who survive are always the ones who know when to enter and when to exit. The expectation of interest rate cuts is still there, and the market may have more to offer, but greed has always been the biggest killer in this market. Quick in and out, make a profit and leave. This is my only advice after twenty years.