It's that time again. The annual Christmas MEME season is already in full swing. Those legendary stories from the past are being brought up one after another—DOGE, SHIB, and PEPE with their hundredfold, thousandfold, or even crazier rises, every number seems to challenge the limits of human reason. Now it's time for a new contender to step up, the Meme coin claiming "three hundredfolds a year" is getting ready to write its fourth legend.

The atmosphere has been built up perfectly. The FOMO sentiment is spreading like a plague. But before diving in, it's worth taking a second to ask yourself: who are there more of, those who made a fortune and exited safely, or those who ended up as supporting characters in the story, or even became liquidity fuel?

The answer is always painful: the carnival will definitely come, but who the next rich person will be is completely uncertain. The essence of the Meme season game is very simple - it is an unrestricted confrontation of emotions, capital flow, and attention. You can put in a little spare money to take a gamble, but make sure not to bet your life savings on this superficially brilliant yet ultimately deadly fireworks show.

The problems arise: when all the spotlight and hot money flow towards these high-risk assets, where do the core assets that truly need steady appreciation go? How can one avoid scattering the foundation of wealth while chasing the next myth?

This is exactly why protocols like stablecoins are severely underestimated by most people. While everyone is frantically searching for the next hundredfold opportunity, the truly smart money is thinking about how to ensure that core assets are not eroded by inflation while maintaining sufficient flexibility.