The story of memes in 2025 is actually like this - rising and falling, with traps repeating, but each time it can grip people's hearts tightly.
I have made money and lost money, I have walked through pits and stepped on mines. Ultimately, during those moments of significant rise and fall, we are all playing the same game with the same mindset.
Looking back along the timeline——
**January Storm** With one sentence from Trump, emotions exploded. The launch key of the bull market has been pressed, and memes are flooding in everywhere. No one cares about the fundamentals these days; having guts is the real currency. Those who dare to jump in will have the opportunity.
**February Sequel** The craze has not subsided, but it has begun to differentiate. Some projects continue to soar with the wave, while others slowly reveal their flaws. The market has started to pick and is no longer a frenzied rush.
The most interesting thing about this market cycle is that behind every surge of emotions, there follows some invisible rhythm. Panic → Greed → Panic, repeating endlessly. If you can recognize this pattern, you won't get hurt too badly; but if you always follow the trend, then be prepared to buy at some high point.
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VirtualRichDream
· 4h ago
Ha, it's always the same trap, to put it bluntly, it's just a place for suckers to be played.
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AirdropFreedom
· 6h ago
You're not wrong; it's a deadlock of psychological games. Every time, you swear that you won't follow the trend, yet the result is still the same trap.
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PumpDoctrine
· 7h ago
Everyone who invested in January has made a profit, while those still chasing in February are basically doomed. I've been playing this psychological game for three years, and now I just want to vomit whenever I see a new coin launch.
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CompoundPersonality
· 7h ago
You're right, it's a psychological game; whoever sees through it makes money.
I really didn't enter a position in January, and now I feel a bit regretful haha.
This cycle of panic and greed, after playing for so many years, it's still so easy to fall into the trap.
I've learned enough lessons from catching a falling knife at high positions, now it's just about whether I can really achieve reverse thinking.
Memes just bet on human nature; the underlying logic is actually quite painful.
To put it bluntly, it still comes down to controlling desire, and that's where it gets difficult.
The story of memes in 2025 is actually like this - rising and falling, with traps repeating, but each time it can grip people's hearts tightly.
I have made money and lost money, I have walked through pits and stepped on mines. Ultimately, during those moments of significant rise and fall, we are all playing the same game with the same mindset.
Looking back along the timeline——
**January Storm**
With one sentence from Trump, emotions exploded. The launch key of the bull market has been pressed, and memes are flooding in everywhere. No one cares about the fundamentals these days; having guts is the real currency. Those who dare to jump in will have the opportunity.
**February Sequel**
The craze has not subsided, but it has begun to differentiate. Some projects continue to soar with the wave, while others slowly reveal their flaws. The market has started to pick and is no longer a frenzied rush.
The most interesting thing about this market cycle is that behind every surge of emotions, there follows some invisible rhythm. Panic → Greed → Panic, repeating endlessly. If you can recognize this pattern, you won't get hurt too badly; but if you always follow the trend, then be prepared to buy at some high point.