Recently, I've seen many people hyping up a popular meme coin, claiming to hold it long-term. Listening carefully to their reasoning logic, it's quite interesting.

Skipping cash flow, skipping actual application, skipping reasonable valuation—everything can be explained with cycles, consensus, and narratives. How to put it:

When the price surges upward, it means the market recognizes your vision; when the price drops, it indicates your faith isn't strong enough, so you need to hold on a bit longer; when the price consolidates there, even better—the main players are brewing a big move, a move by a master strategist.

Following this logic further, the conclusion becomes very clear:

Made money? You have advanced cognition and unique insight. Lost money? It's not the project’s problem; it's because your understanding isn't deep enough. Can't keep going? That means your enlightenment still needs cultivation.

Honestly, this set of rhetoric is practically universal terminology in the cryptocurrency circle. No matter the situation, it can be justified; anyway, the mistake is never in the logic itself but in your level of awareness.

The question is: do you still dare to hold long-term under such a narrative framework?