It turns out that you could just stand up and honestly say, "I don't know anything about memes..."

And you know, I wouldn't react to this if people weren't suffering from it. I see people losing money, sitting in bewilderment and blaming anyone but themselves. But the problem is not even in memecoins, but in the approach itself: the desire for easy money clouds the vision, turns off logic.

Memecoins are like a casino, but with the illusion of a smart choice. The only difference is that in a casino they honestly tell you that you will most likely lose. And here?

Yesterday everyone was buzzing about another "super hype token", and today only dust remains of it. Who is this a lesson for? I think you know who.

The market is full of stable, time-proven projects, but they are not interesting to the crowd. Why figure it out, dig around, look for long-term strategies? Why invest in development or study? It's much easier to run to where "everyone has already raised x100".

And the most important thing is that if tomorrow you lose everything, then the market makers, bloggers, neighbors will be to blame, but not you.

This thirst for easy money turns people not into investors, but into short-term victims of their own stupidity. Nobody wants to think. Nobody wants to understand that there is emptiness behind the memes.

I'll tell you this: first you play with jokes, and then you cry over your losses.

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