The logic behind the research on Meme coins: Why serious study has a much higher win rate than simply betting on size.

The launch of Futures Trading at this Node has clearly given the market confidence a long wick candle. For those focusing on research in Meme coins, this boost in confidence is particularly crucial—after all, this is a field that many jokingly refer to as a “gamble.”

The popularity of Memes on the BNB Chain remains high, and those who have held firmly have finally seen the realization of profits. But this also raises a deeper question: is investing in the crypto world simply a form of gambling?

Data speaks, logic follows

Many people say that projects in the crypto world lack the rigorous income models and PE analysis found in the US stock market, implying that everything here is just a matter of luck. However, this statement has significant limitations.

Those who truly invest time in research, deeply understand retail investor sentiment, study the rivalry between exchanges, and grasp the cultural origins of memes and the ability to empathize, often have investment success rates that far surpass those who rely purely on luck. This is not gambling; it is investment research supported by data. As long as the investment decisions made after research can demonstrate a higher success rate, then this research holds value and rationality.

From observation to profit, then to Futures Trading

I have been tracking the Binance Life asset for a long time and have held it for quite a while. I even increased my position at several key nodes, and basically kept reminding myself until the Futures Trading stage. Today's increase and results are actually within expectations—although this may be hard for many latecomers to understand.

The significance of this Ticker is very great; it has broken too many ceilings and industry records that we once thought impossible to surpass. There should be more opportunities in the future. But does this mean it will soar tonight or in the near future? The answer is probably not that simple.

The market is not that simple, and people are not either

No one's life is smooth sailing, and in the crypto community, there are always people who curse the exchange when the coin price drops, as if the exchange has an obligation to keep it rising. I really can't agree with this kind of logic. Because this has already become a form of moral coercion.

The logic of exchanges is far more complex than this. Looking back, Binance did not list Futures Trading when it had a circulation of 500 million; instead, it experienced a significant washout. That washout eliminated a batch of weak holders, but in hindsight, it seems that the real drama has only just begun.

Why not short? Because the risk is too high

I also considered shorting, but ultimately chose to wait and see. The weight of the first Chinese Ticker and the market sentiment it carries are clear, and the risk of trying to catch the top is just too great. In the short term, the coin price will indeed fluctuate with sentiment; this is the law of the market. However, precisely because I resonate with the emotional connotation behind this Meme, I tend to hold it for the long term.

As long as those who hold firmly until the end succeed, that is enough.

When it comes to confidence in long-term holding, I feel quite assured.