Looking at the wealth mechanisms of the past few decades, each era has had its own opportunities. The 1980s were about education changing lives, the 1990s saw a wave of entrepreneurship, the 2000s were about demolition and wealth creation, and the 2010s marked the rise of e-commerce. In the 2020s, the cryptocurrency market has opened up new horizons of imagination.
In this current cycle, the popularity of MEME coins cannot be ignored. They are attracting an increasing number of new participants, and the volatility and potential returns of these assets have indeed shown some people the possibility of overtaking on the curve. The market generally believes that this wave of dividends can last for at least another 4 years.
The key is to understand that within this time window, opportunities and risks often coexist. Leading assets like BNB and Bitcoin still serve as market anchors, but boundary effects are also spreading to more emerging coins.
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DAOTruant
· 01-21 06:00
Overtaking on curves sounds exciting, but the ones who really make money are those who got in early... MEME coins are indeed crazy, just worried that the ones holding the bag will be themselves.
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AirdropHunterXiao
· 01-20 04:42
Overtaking on curves is a common phrase, but few can truly survive to the next era. MEME coins are indeed exciting, but claiming a four-year dividend... might be a bit optimistic.
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ProposalDetective
· 01-18 21:50
That's right, every wave has people cashing out, and every wave also has people getting cut. The 4-year dividend window sounds good, but I'm worried that by then, it will just be newcomers taking over.
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BlockchainBard
· 01-18 21:50
Speaking of this wave of MEME coins, it's really heating up. Watching newcomers jump in one after another, it feels just like back in the days of e-commerce, where opportunities and pitfalls opened their doors simultaneously.
Honestly, BTC and BNB are the stabilizers, as for the others? It depends on luck.
The window period over the past four years was right, but those who truly made money are probably the ones who understand the risks.
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MevHunter
· 01-18 21:42
Overtaking on curves sounds exciting, but most people still end up crashing in the turns... The hype around MEME coins was indeed intense, but few who went all in made it to the end.
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SandwichDetector
· 01-18 21:39
Meme coins are indeed harvesting new retail investors, but those who truly make money are the players who understand the rhythm.
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BuyHighSellLow
· 01-18 21:31
Meme coins are really crazy, but there are only a few who truly dare to go all in... I'll still play it safe and accumulate BTC.
Looking at the wealth mechanisms of the past few decades, each era has had its own opportunities. The 1980s were about education changing lives, the 1990s saw a wave of entrepreneurship, the 2000s were about demolition and wealth creation, and the 2010s marked the rise of e-commerce. In the 2020s, the cryptocurrency market has opened up new horizons of imagination.
In this current cycle, the popularity of MEME coins cannot be ignored. They are attracting an increasing number of new participants, and the volatility and potential returns of these assets have indeed shown some people the possibility of overtaking on the curve. The market generally believes that this wave of dividends can last for at least another 4 years.
The key is to understand that within this time window, opportunities and risks often coexist. Leading assets like BNB and Bitcoin still serve as market anchors, but boundary effects are also spreading to more emerging coins.