There is a cycle in the Memecoin community that I keep repeating: watch the price, take screenshots, show profits, chase the next hot trend. In the end, I realized that this way of operating actually reflects a problem— I haven't seriously considered what position memecoins should occupy in the entire investment system.
Recently, I saw someone propose the concept of "memepay logic," and I realized that many people, like me, are not lacking in intuition but rather in a strategy framework of their own. Continuing to blindly follow trends will only allow the market to lead you by the nose. We must return to the fundamentals: what is your true purpose in allocating memes? What is your risk tolerance? What target return rate have you set? Only by clarifying these can you transform from mindlessly following trends to making logical choices.
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nft_widow
· 2h ago
Honestly, I'm the kind of person who sends screenshots to the group all day long, but later I realized that I never thought about what percentage of my portfolio was made up of memes... now I feel a bit scared.
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LiquidityWizard
· 2h ago
nah this is actually the problem right here—most people don't even *calculate* their kelly criterion before yoloing into memes. risk-adjusted returns require a framework, not vibes. empirically speaking, 87% of memecoin traders lack basic position sizing logic
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ForumMiningMaster
· 2h ago
Ha, you are absolutely right, I was played people for suckers like that before, seeing others' screenshots made my hands itchy.
To put it simply, memes are just gambling, you have to set a ceiling for it, otherwise it really is a bottomless pit.
The framework is very important, without it it's just pure luck, sooner or later you'll have to pay it back.
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ExpectationFarmer
· 2h ago
You said it too harshly, it hit my sore spot. I used to be like this, taking screenshots and sharing them in the group when it rose, and playing dead when it fell, never really thinking about what I actually wanted.
There is a cycle in the Memecoin community that I keep repeating: watch the price, take screenshots, show profits, chase the next hot trend. In the end, I realized that this way of operating actually reflects a problem— I haven't seriously considered what position memecoins should occupy in the entire investment system.
Recently, I saw someone propose the concept of "memepay logic," and I realized that many people, like me, are not lacking in intuition but rather in a strategy framework of their own. Continuing to blindly follow trends will only allow the market to lead you by the nose. We must return to the fundamentals: what is your true purpose in allocating memes? What is your risk tolerance? What target return rate have you set? Only by clarifying these can you transform from mindlessly following trends to making logical choices.