Let me say one more thing—I actually know a few conspiracy projects, and I even know who the organizers are. The biggest advantage of these projects is that they perform really well in the early stages, but the problem is their limited ceiling. Unfortunately, the ones I know about are because of close connections, so I didn’t participate—not because I discovered them through my own ability. It’s not that conspiracy projects are bad or that you can’t join them, but you need to be extra cautious. The big players running the show might pull out at any time, leaving behind a mess. On the other hand, projects genuinely driven by leaders often have more potential. However, the cycle for Meme projects is still relatively short. Trust me, everyone in this industry is here to make money. A lot of people don’t sell simply because their target price hasn’t been reached, not because of “building.” Sponsored by Bitget ｜ @Bitget_zh