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Token-stock dividends are merely a token’s yield-distribution mechanism. They can reduce holders’ willingness to sell and enrich the narrative, but they do not determine whether a meme can build consensus. When the dividends come from the token’s own trading fees, they may simply redistribute the value generated by turnover, without creating fundamentals independent of meme trading. Therefore, they are neither inherently bullish nor inherently bearish.
“Retail short squeezes” are also not a strict mechanism for price appreciation, because a meme paired with a stock usually cannot directly chan

Bull-market money has actually become more sensitive—FOMOing, getting anxious, and prone to shooting its load in seconds.

Anxiety is the feeling when you desire too much.
Calmness is not demanding that all the winds in the world blow toward you.

Starting today, I will no longer talk about trading. The market is already very anxious, and I will not add to that anxiety.
The more you try to make a divine move, the harder it becomes to make one.
The more you want to make a “divine move,” the less your attention is on the game itself and the more it is on the imagined outcome: how others will marvel, how this move will prove yourself, and whether you are still the person capable of seizing hundredfold opportunities. And so the board is obscured by the “self.” A truly divine move is often not made for the sake of being divine; it is simply

I hate people who say “if you know, you know” the most. If you understand, you understand; if you don’t, you don’t; if you understand a little, then you understand a little. There’s no such thing as “if you know, you know.”

I still think we need to have the mindset to hold great assets.

The best memes look like apps, the best apps look like memes, and the best coins are apps that look like memes and memes that look like apps.

Clearly, the broader market will drive Robinhood into a pullback.
But I’ll choose to hold onto my packaging until I die.

Such a great narrative—why did it crash as soon as you got in?

It is very difficult to buy great assets when they first emerge, but you will always have opportunities to buy great assets.

I don’t chase the market. I anticipate it.

Great memes are organic, and great memes all have market makers.
Narrative dynamics + address dynamics = making money

The retail short squeeze narrative created by stockcoin paired memes still feels old-school, and the Robinhood meme ecosystem remains in its early stages.
This narrative is unlikely to be sustainable, as more copycats will emerge, while the conditions for squeezing individual stocks that existed in 2021 are no longer present, since many small-cap stocks can issue additional shares.
Robinhood needs RWA memes as part of its marketing strategy. Its moves involving Cashcat and AI have already demonstrated its determination, so we may as well observe the emergence of the next new narrative directio

I know full well that I’m not a key player—not even a player.
But at least I don’t want to be a ball kicked by the key players, do I?

If you’re still studying narratives, I can only say you’re a rookie.
If you don’t study narratives, I can only say you’re an old rookie.

I don’t love any industry; I only love industries that can make money.
If I truly love anything, I love wisdom, principles, and logic—in other words, philosophy.

You give off the impression of having a rich, confident, powerful, privileged life, yet having accomplished nothing—in other words, the kind of person who would have many followers on Xiaohongshu, find it easy to make videos, and ultimately only be able to make money by selling people fantasies about your life.

A kind of excessive self-awareness: A person sees too many contradictions, and any action can be refuted by themselves. In the end, consciousness no longer brings freedom, but instead creates paralysis, resentment, and self-torment.
Pain can make a person feel alive, but it does not necessarily make them live more deeply.