#比特币对比代币化黄金 Lately, I keep seeing people flaunt 100x gains on MEME coins, with the comments full of "I'm going in too" and "I'm next."
Bro, hold on a second.
Those get-rich-quick stories you see? Behind them could be dozens of wallets that went to zero. This is a classic case of survivor bias—only the people who make money are shouting everywhere, while the ones who lost it all have long deleted their posts and left the scene.
Don't be fooled by the term "shitcoin" for MEME coins—there’s nothing simple about them. These might be the most mind-bending games in the entire crypto market, way more complex than your average altcoin.
Why? Because you have to master all of these: Narrative packaging, catching trends fast, leveraging information gaps, timing your entry, watching liquidity, sensing capital games, controlling your emotions, plus a little bit of luck.
Even though new projects pop up every day and the trading pace is insanely fast, the people who actually catch a 100x golden dog are extremely rare. Even if you manage to catch one or two by chance, that's probably just luck—the real question is: how do you boost that pitiful 20%-30% win rate?
To put it bluntly, MEME coins aren’t some "overnight get-rich-quick highway"—they’re a brutal arena that requires long-term, high-intensity competition. $BTC $ETH $BNB
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just_here_for_vibes
· 12-06 08:47
Seriously, anyone who wants to go all in just by looking at those screenshots needs to reflect on themselves. Survivor bias is deadly.
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BlockchainBard
· 12-05 04:41
To be honest, these words are harsh but true. Survivor bias really kills without being noticed.
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FudVaccinator
· 12-05 04:41
That's right, those who share their success stories are survivors; the ones who lost everything can't speak.
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MissedTheBoat
· 12-05 04:27
Another one trying to talk me out of it, but they're actually right. I'm exactly the type who sees others make 100x gains and then jumps in, only to get cut in half right away.
#比特币对比代币化黄金 Lately, I keep seeing people flaunt 100x gains on MEME coins, with the comments full of "I'm going in too" and "I'm next."
Bro, hold on a second.
Those get-rich-quick stories you see? Behind them could be dozens of wallets that went to zero. This is a classic case of survivor bias—only the people who make money are shouting everywhere, while the ones who lost it all have long deleted their posts and left the scene.
Don't be fooled by the term "shitcoin" for MEME coins—there’s nothing simple about them. These might be the most mind-bending games in the entire crypto market, way more complex than your average altcoin.
Why? Because you have to master all of these:
Narrative packaging, catching trends fast, leveraging information gaps, timing your entry, watching liquidity, sensing capital games, controlling your emotions, plus a little bit of luck.
Even though new projects pop up every day and the trading pace is insanely fast, the people who actually catch a 100x golden dog are extremely rare. Even if you manage to catch one or two by chance, that's probably just luck—the real question is: how do you boost that pitiful 20%-30% win rate?
To put it bluntly, MEME coins aren’t some "overnight get-rich-quick highway"—they’re a brutal arena that requires long-term, high-intensity competition. $BTC $ETH $BNB