2025-12-30 23:24:44

The Meme track never lacks heat, but healthy cold starts are becoming increasingly rare. What does healthy mean? Clear rules, controllable pace, and easy onboarding—when these three conditions are met, discussions naturally translate into real participation and liquidity accumulation.

The core value of platformization actually lies here: standardizing all those easily problematic links. Early-stage information gaps and loss of control over rhythm—once standardized processes are in place, turning consensus into long-term active engagement is no longer a dream.

More importantly, once the mechanism is running smoothly, reusability emerges. Once you learn a set of rules, you can apply them to countless participations; understanding the platform's pulse and rhythm naturally improves decision quality at critical moments. To steadily capture opportunities, instead of constantly watching which project is hot, it's better to deeply study the mechanism itself and market rhythm—only then can you truly shift from passive chasing to active steering.

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DeFiVeteran

· 7h ago

That's right, the key is to have a systematic approach to gameplay, otherwise it will just be another round of cutting leeks.

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MEVSandwich

· 7h ago

That's quite reasonable, but in reality, there are still few platforms that can truly implement the rules effectively.

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SchrodingerWallet

· 7h ago

You're absolutely right. Last year's meme cold start indeed underperformed... Now, there are very few platforms that can maintain a steady rhythm. Once the mechanism is running smoothly, it can be reused. This point is well made, much better than constantly digging into projects. Deeply studying the mechanism and maintaining the rhythm is the right way, but unfortunately, most people are still blindly chasing hot trends.

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PumpBeforeRug

· 7h ago

That's right, but in reality, few projects can truly understand all three aspects... Most are just changing rules while running. Having a solid mechanism is indeed crucial, but the problem is that most platforms' "standardization" is just to make it easier to cut leeks. Instead of studying mechanisms, it's better to see who's behind the scenes manipulating... that's the real factor that determines wins and losses. Indeed, instead of chasing trendy projects, some people focus on studying the rules themselves, which is a perspective few think of. Every time they say they want to steer the ship, but in the end, they still follow the hot topics. Don't fool yourself. Even with a healthy cold start, it won't last more than three months; meme projects are like that. It sounds impressive, but the ones really making money are those with the biggest information advantage. No matter how clear the mechanism is, it can't beat the dealer's PnL. Wake up.

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NotSatoshi