Is Meme Coin Research Actually Useful? A Practical Review from $500 Million to Contract Launch

A major platform recently launched contracts for a certain asset, and this has noticeably boosted market confidence. For those of us who research meme projects every day, it’s definitely a positive signal—meme hype on the BNB Chain is still alive, and those who held on are finally seeing returns.

A lot of people think cryptocurrencies—especially meme coins—are just pure luck because, unlike traditional stocks, there aren’t hard indicators like PE ratios or cash flow to analyze. But in practice, I’ve found that’s not the case at all.

There’s a huge difference between people who actually put in the work and those who just guess.

You really have to understand what retail investors are thinking, the history and drama between different exchanges, why a meme catches on and whether it resonates with people—these all require research. As long as the data shows that research genuinely increases your win rate, then doing research is meaningful.

Take this asset as an example—I started paying attention to it early on and held my position, even adding more at key points. From community discussions to now having contracts available, I’ve followed the whole process. Today’s price increase was actually within my expectations, so making money wasn’t a surprise. Some people might not understand this logic, but that’s fine—I don’t need to convince everyone.

This ticker really is special—it’s broken a lot of records we once thought were impossible. There’s still room for even bigger things in the future. But will it all happen at once? Not necessarily.

Some people blame the platform when the price drops, saying the platform doesn’t dare let it fall. I don’t agree with that—it’s a bit of moral blackmail. When the market cap dropped from 500 million to 100 million before, the correction happened as it should, and a lot of weak hands were already shaken out.

That said, I wouldn’t short it either. After all, it’s the first Chinese ticker, which carries a lot of emotional value—going against the trend would be too risky.

Short-term price swings are just market sentiment—that’s perfectly normal. But I believe in the core emotion behind this project, so I’m considering holding long-term. As long as diamond hands get a good ending, that’s enough.

When it comes to holding longer, I’m pretty confident. The market will always reward those who truly do their research and have patience.