I found that every popular cultural meme I buy will eventually spark discussions in Chinese groups when it is pumped to several million.
By the time we arrive at the large group discussion, it's basically about to end. Of course, it might be different when liquidity overflows.
$Clanker $67 $Wplace $Jet2

I’m planning to set up a new wallet dedicated exclusively to real-world attention-driven memecoins — especially those trending on TikTok or tied to IRL events.
The biggest memes tend to follow IRL narratives — coins like $Moodeng, $Pnut, $Italianrot or timeless, normie-friendly classics like $Pepe and $Troll.
This time, I’m committed to following the true path:
Narrative Dynamics and Organic Meme Growth.

The bull run has arrived, it's time to get into ten paid groups fiercely. Otherwise, you'll always worry about missing out on something.

People who are dumber than me are too stupid, while those who are smarter than me are too smart.

In the coming months, this is not a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. You should not decline all dinner invitations, cannot give up all entertainment, and should not lock yourself in your room. You need to date, go on vacation, focus 77% on Crypto, and seize the few opportunities of your life.

Seek out the ideas that have grown organically—those that have already become trends and are popular in the real world.
Organic Meme Growth x Narrative Dynamics @ChudCrentis

It turns out that what I like is a white-haired cold-feeling mecha girl.

People with a sense of humor are often easily underestimated.
Because many people are not respectful when they are close, and they resent when they are far away.
But even though I know these truths, I still want to maintain a sense of humor. It's not just for the sake of mental and physical health, but also a natural way of filtering interpersonal relationships.

Saw a previous fan posted a tweet:
"The blogger I found interesting before has run out of ideas, and it feels like they have a mental illness."
Then I was blocked.
Amazing.

Why is it not a bull run now?
It is clearly a bull run for the paid group now.

Web3 philosophers seem to be the least profitable among all relatively large KOLs.

In the crypto world, I always have a feeling that everyone is quite disgusting.
At first, I thought this was an illness, but later I realized this is actually the truth.

When someone gets lucky and makes a fortune off a single opportunity, they often start shilling every farm in sight.
Their followers, driven by hype, rush in to buy every worthless token they mention—convinced that someone who “made it” once must know what they're doing. They forget that real profits come from identifying patterns and making probabilistic bets, not from blind faith in someone else’s luck.
This blind worship of fortunate egos, while abandoning critical thinking and logic, is exactly what leads many to ruin.

Treat unrealized gains with the same attitude as unrealized losses to win.