⚡️ This image from @PANewsCN reminds me of my year on memes. I won't mention the small positions, but let's recap the secondary market—
1⃣ January: http://Pump.fun went live, and the big casino started operating, with all coins flying. The silly dragon I bought earlier basically took profits in batches during this phase, and thankfully it did, as the community thought those who could reach 5u would be trapped.
2⃣ February: The market warmed up, and political election coins hit the table. I bought some Trump coins but couldn't hold on and sold at a loss.
3⃣ March: This was the dumbest operation! My friends and I thought $BOME's rise was a bit high, wanted to choose between two options, and then two idiots bought a Fatcat called by some foreigner, even using my airdropped pacmoon to swap for this junk.
As a result, Fatcat went to zero, BOME went up 50 times, net loss of 200 SOL. - -
I bought $slerf based on the comments section, thanks to the alpha in the comments! This also shows that holding a coin should lead you to CX it, and in the end, it multiplied several times.
A friend from the pogai group recommended I buy, but I was busy helping my kid with homework and missed out on a small hot spot.
5⃣ May: A very happy month, because I still haven't sold all my airdropped RUNE dog.
8⃣ August: As a believer in DOGE, I still couldn't resist the temptation and bought $SUNDOG with a mindset of "if it dies, so be it." Brother Sun really didn't cut me this time because my position wasn't big, and I ran fast!
🔟 October: I bought GOAT, BAN, and TERMINUS one after another, a month of picking up money, thinking about Binance with everything I bought, and making a profit as long as I wasn't greedy.
1⃣ November: The entire market sentiment started to FOMO, with a lot of hot money. I saw someone in a small group pushing $Pnut, researched it, and with animals + politics, it was an excellent emotional play in the market, so I followed the smart money and bought.
It turned out that memes with a rebellious spirit and topicality are easier to go viral, and a few days later, it really hit Binance.
Then, not long after, the meme from APT caused me to lose a lot again; I became a bag holder because I realized too late and even foolishly increased my position… - -
1⃣ December: On the recommendation of @BTCOld8, I bought some Cookie, which went up five times. This year, the possibility of AI + meme really hit the mark.
In summary, this year I played presales, rushed into imitation coins, and donated, but I actually didn't make much money on memes, with a lot going to zero. You guys probably have a higher win rate than me just by randomly pulling someone in the group.
Those who know me are aware that my level and experience in playing memes can only be considered a novice because most of the time I prefer to look for certain narratives and opportunities. I only decisively take large positions when encountering something like PNUT that combines with the broader environment.
Playing memes is often about seeking that feeling in the market, what hot money is playing, and what institutions want to focus on next.
Only by being in the water can you know the direction of the current!
Here are a few points I want to share with you about my year playing memes—
Profit and loss are inherently related. You don't need to win every time, but you need to increase your stakes at necessary times.
In emotional trading, emotion > fundamentals, but fundamentals = potential to amplify emotions.
A god-tier coin must go through multiple 70% washouts.
The more you think there's no chance and don't want to get in, the more likely it is to be a god-tier coin.
Besides the already filtered leading coins that can be held for a while, everything else can only be a one-night stand!
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