Research on meme coins after contract launch: Why true research success rate far exceeds pure gambling

The listing of the life coin contract on a leading exchange indeed has a very obvious positive impact on market confidence. As an investment researcher who has been paying attention to the meme sector, I can feel this heat. The meme ecosystem on BNB Chain is still booming, and those who hold their positions firmly have indeed reaped rewards.

Many people complain about crypto projects, especially meme coins, lacking detailed revenue models and PE valuation systems like traditional US stocks. But to say they are purely gambling on size and have no patterns is actually an overly absolute judgment.

Those who have done their homework will find that as long as you spend time studying the market, observing retail investor psychology, understanding the competitive landscape of exchanges, and grasping the传播力 and resonance of each meme, your investment success rate can far surpass those relying solely on luck. This is not some profound theory—simply put, the value of investment research lies in high win rates supported by data. As long as the research methods are appropriate, the results will prove everything.

I have been observing the life coin of a leading exchange for a long time, from early position building to adding positions at key points, almost tracking the entire process up to the contract launch. The current price increase and gains are actually within my expected range—this is the result of thorough research. Some people may not understand this logic, but there’s no need to force an explanation, because differences in cognition exist naturally.

The significance of the life coin of a leading exchange goes far beyond the surface. It has broken many records and conventions we once thought difficult to surpass, and it will bring more opportunities in the future.

But on the other hand, will it be able to hit new highs again in the short term? That’s uncertain. The market will never be smooth sailing; rollercoaster行情 is the norm. Some community voices say that if it falls, it’s because the exchange is afraid to let it drop, or even that the exchange should support the price— I don’t quite agree with this logic, because it’s close to moral coercion. A leading exchange definitely wouldn’t be so naive. Remember, this coin once washed from 500 million to 100 million, and what was the result? A large number of uncommitted holders were completely cleared out.

Based on this logic, I wouldn’t short this asset either. The weight of the first Chinese ticker, and its emotional value, are all there; risking trying to top it out is too high.

In the short term, the coin price will definitely fluctuate with market sentiment—that’s normal market behavior. But I personally agree with the emotional core and cultural significance behind this meme, so I lean towards long-term holding. As long as the final diamond hands make money, that’s enough.

Regarding the win rate of long-term holding, I still have some confidence.