Many people like to say a phrase: "If you don't play MEME, you'll never turn things around."

Sounds reasonable, but the reality is that eight out of ten have been caught up and lost everything.
The reason is simple - the design logic of MEME inherently stands on the opposite side of retail investors.

85% of the liquidity comes from ordinary players, and what the big players and front-runners earn are the "exit chips" of these people.

$GIGGLE has been pumped up again, and the brothers who sold at the bottom comfort themselves: if only they hadn't sold.

But precisely because you cut, he can pull.
If retail investors do not sell, how can the big players push the price up?

MEME is an emotional zero-sum game. When you win a piece, it means someone else loses a piece.

Facing well-capitalized, well-timed, and well-informed market makers, you have no advantage.