Stop messaging me privately about this. Generally speaking, whenever I say I've exited a MEME, it means I've truly exited, and I won't be getting back in.

MEMEs are different from projects with long-term fundamentals; once the dissemination chain is activated, it will create path dependence, and the original form will inevitably decay in the excessive FOMO.

A MEME is like a one-way train; I'm just a passenger who boarded at a certain station, and the chance of moving forward after boarding is about 70%.

Once I decide to exit, there's no need to chase after it anymore, because the likelihood of getting back on is that I'll be boarding a train going in reverse. The value has already been delivered, and it's better to wait for the next train, which offers a better cost-performance ratio.

Instant trends can only be used for short-term speculation; you can't fall in love with them. You need to understand the art of retreating completely after a brief encounter.

Don't fantasize about repeatedly extracting value from a MEME; it's unnecessary and can easily lead to being trapped like a fool.

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