2026-01-06 10:27:43

Every bull market cycle inevitably raises one question.

Are we the best choice?

Honestly, no one can give you a definitive answer. The market will speak for itself.

Just observe the people around you, and you'll understand. Some are waiting for "certainty" to appear, while others are creating "hype." These two groups make completely different choices.

The key is to understand the essence of meme coins. Many people think the white paper is very important, but that's not the case. What truly drives meme coins are three things: consensus, dissemination, and emotion. Just these three. Consensus brings a group of people together, dissemination makes more people aware, and emotion motivates everyone to take action. No matter how perfect the white paper is, it can't compare to this combination.

What do you think? Does this logic hold?

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ChainDoctor

· 01-08 09:24

Whitepapers are all talk; ultimately, it depends on who shouts the loudest. Those with certainty have already lost a lot; now it's just a race to see who reacts faster. The emotional aspect really hits home—one trending meme is more valuable than a thousand pages of documentation. Couldn't agree more; the FOMO driven by consensus is truly unbeatable. But in the end, you still have to recognize the risks—no matter how hot a coin is, it can also go to zero.

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GateUser-9f682d4c

· 01-08 09:21

Whitepapers are indeed useless; it's all about who can generate a good topic. --- People with certainty will never buy flying coins, honestly. --- The key to winning is to grasp emotions accurately, not just hype. --- Spreading consensus and emotion—this combo punch works brilliantly. --- Now I understand why some coins skyrocket mindlessly; it's just not playing fair. --- The problem is how to judge which one will explode—that's the difficult part. --- Optimal choice? Ha, just go with the trend, don't overthink it. --- Those only looking at whitepapers are just getting caught in the trap. Wake up. --- When the bull market arrives, anyone can make money. The key is to recognize the situation quickly and follow suit.

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BearMarketGardener

· 01-08 07:57

Nothing wrong with that; the white paper is just a tool for deception. Real profit comes from this wave of popularity. --- Spreading consensus and emotions, simple and straightforward, really effective—more practical than anything else. --- The definitely missed the early opportunities; now it's all about seeing who can create buzz. --- Isn't the essence of meme coins just gambling on human nature? Haha. --- Some substance, but your analysis missed one thing: luck. --- The first two rounds were played this way; now even the rookies are more savvy. --- Not valid; it still depends on who the big players behind the scenes are pushing. --- Your take on emotions is spot on; everything else is just superficial. --- The white paper is a complete joke; I only need to look at one chart to see everything. --- People creating buzz are all making a killing now.

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CexIsBad

· 01-06 10:57

The white paper approach has long been outdated. The real way to make money is through this cycle of consensus and emotional dissemination, which I deeply understand. You're right, the "certainty" has already been cut off long ago, now you have to follow the emotions. Topic relevance > white paper, I agree, but the premise is to find the right coin at the right moment; otherwise, it's just money going out. The logic is sound, it all depends on who can seize that moment. Some win by luck, but most still have to lose money.

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SmartMoneyWallet

· 01-06 10:52

On-chain data is the real truth; the consensus theory is just something to listen to.

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OffchainOracle

· 01-06 10:50

Whitepapers are indeed useless; the market conditions are the real truth.

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AlgoAlchemist

· 01-06 10:31

The white paper is something that should have been discarded long ago; it's purely decorative. At the end of the day, it's all about popularity and sentiment—whoever wins is right. FOMO is more effective than any promise.

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