2026-01-11 17:23:59

The head of growth at a major blockchain, Nina Rong, recently shared her views on the Meme coin craze. Her core advice is—maintain a playful attitude and don't take things too seriously.

Interestingly, she is deeply involved in the Meme community, well-versed in the gameplay, yet firmly states she will not participate in any token sales. This attitude is actually quite worth emulating for players.

She also mentioned that both the ecosystem and the community are looking forward to the emergence of truly community-rooted, native Meme cultural products. To put it simply, the current Meme coin ecosystem is somewhat overhyped, with some projects engaging in pump-and-dump schemes under the guise of entertainment. The leadership's clear boundary serves both as self-protection and as a market reminder—playing with Meme is fine, but don’t treat it as a shortcut to quick wealth. Otherwise, the risk of falling into a trap far exceeds the chance of doubling your investment. Rational participation and enjoying the community culture itself are the long-term strategies.

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mev_me_maybe

· 01-12 00:07

It's the same old story, everyone understands, but the real question is how many can truly hold on.

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OnchainGossiper

· 01-11 17:53

Nina really has her head on straight; she’s truly bold not to get involved in token sales. By the way, those who are now scamming with Meme fronts should have been exposed and shut down long ago.

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liquiditea_sipper

· 01-11 17:53

The biggest risk when playing Meme is treating entertainment as gambling. Nina's attitude is very clear-headed; she doesn't get involved in token sales. Leading by example is the real lesson.

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TrustlessMaximalist

· 01-11 17:50

Speaking of Nina, her stance is indeed exceptional. She’s having fun inside without touching the coins, which is true clarity. --- It’s the same old story of "Play but don’t take it seriously." The problem is most people simply won’t listen. --- Rug pull projects are still everywhere. Relying on executives to warn? Still need to be more cautious oneself. --- I really dislike projects that promote community culture while secretly rugging. Nina’s attitude is quite rare. --- Not participating in token sales is actually the most valuable advice. It’s more realistic than any "rational participation." --- No matter how eloquently you put it, you can’t change the fact that meme coins are essentially gambling. --- Looking at this situation, the ecosystem is also reflecting. Unfortunately, it’s too late; many people have already been rug pulled. --- Only people with status can be so honest. Ordinary players would be attacked if they said this. --- It feels like the meme ecosystem is heading towards polarization—either genuine cultural products or pure gambling. --- Nina is quite a smart person, much better than those executives who subtly push tokens.

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LayerHopper

· 01-11 17:35

Playing Meme is most feared when entertainment is mistaken for investment, Nina's words hit the mark. --- Sounds nice, but isn't it all just cutting corners... --- The most trustworthy executives are those who don't touch token sales. --- Where are the real Meme cultural products? Now it's all just air coins. --- Haha, listening to rational participation sounds good, but when FOMO hits, who can stay calm? --- Drawing clear boundaries is actually wise, protecting yourself while warning others. --- The Meme community should be about entertainment, but now it's been hyped up into chaos. --- I have to give Nina a thumbs up for not participating in token sales, at least there's a bottom line. --- Community culture itself is valuable, but most people only care about whether the price goes up. --- The probability of getting burned is much higher than doubling, that’s a harsh truth...

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