Is MEME dead? Is crypto dead? Those who say this often just look at the price fluctuations and start imagining scenarios. They actually lack the ability to predict the market. More commonly, when it drops a bit, they look for even lower: When BTC falls below 100,000, they start looking at 50,000; when it falls below 70,000, they look at 40,000; if it falls below 60,000, I estimate someone will directly look at 20,000. More commonly, when it rises a bit, they hype it up even more: Think about the narrative during the peak of gold: "This time is different," "All currencies are fake," "Only gold is real," and if you don't buy now, it will be too late. To make money in this industry, what you need is not to blindly absorb others' mixed opinions and emotions. What we need is: the basic logic to survive in the crypto industry. The crypto industry is actually very simple; it is a financial asset, so it must have cycles: Bull markets have opportunities everywhere, bear markets lie in wait, that's all, no need for excessive panic or greed. The current crypto space is indeed a bit dull; a bear market cannot give you the joy of a bull market. But "no joy in a bull market" ≠ "already dead." The truly strong projects often go further in a cold and quiet bear market; By the time you see them in a bull market, they may already be too expensive for you to reach. So I suggest: read fewer anxiety-inducing articles. 1. Right now, it is indeed harder to make money with MEME, and very few can achieve long-term stable profits. 2. But the MEME market and crypto are not "dead"; it's just a normal bull-bear transition. 3. Often at this time, those willing to participate patiently are more likely to seize big opportunities. ...