#香港稳定币监管框架 Bitcoin, XRP, behind the rise and fall of these mainstream tokens lies a cruel truth: the crypto market is pricing your perception.
The money you earn is actually the cash return on the depth of your understanding of this world. Want to gain returns beyond your cognitive range? Luck may help you a bit, but that money will eventually be returned in another way.
Take the recently popular Trump-themed Meme coin, Conan, for example — this thing is essentially testing your judgment on "how top IPs are repriced on the chain." Do you understand? If you do, don't hesitate; understanding needs to be validated with real money to be meaningful.
Of course, there is still the most critical thing between the idea and the bet: do you have enough courage?
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MevWhisperer
· 12-01 13:59
Cognition is indeed valuable, but what is even more valuable is knowing when to keep quiet. I didn't enter a position on that Conan wave, not because I didn't understand, but because too many people understood it.
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NFTArtisanHQ
· 11-30 12:17
honestly the "cognitive pricing" framing here feels like post-hoc rationalization... like we're just rebranding survivorship bias as philosophy. sure, understanding matters, but meme coins literally reward timing over insight half the time. conan's just another ip arbitrage play dressed up in meta-narrative language.
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EthSandwichHero
· 11-28 15:11
You're not wrong, but the ones who really make money are not those who understand the market, but those who dare to go All in at that moment.
This article is a bit over the top; cognition is important, but the luck factor is even more significant in Meme coins.
Stablecoin regulatory framework? Forget it, no matter how Hong Kong tries, it can't change the essence of this market - gambling.
From BTC to Conan, it's just a different packaging of the gambling game, so don't talk to me about cognitive depth.
How much is cognition worth? There are plenty of people who are still just talking on paper; it's those who bought early that are the real winners.
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StakeOrRegret
· 11-28 15:08
You're right, cognitive arbitrage is indeed the core logic of this game, but the real difficulty lies in distinguishing whether you understand it yourself or if you've been trapped by the narrative.
Looking at Conan this time, how many people think they're buying IP pricing, but in reality, they're just betting on how long Trump's popularity can hold up; these two are not the same thing.
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GateUser-e51e87c7
· 11-28 14:49
This trap theory sounds nice, but when I lose money, why is it never my lack of understanding? It's all bad luck.
Looking at those people from Conan, it's clear that understanding is worth nothing; telling a good story is what has value.
There is no standard answer for this understanding thing, so how is it priced?
Fine, I admit it, I'm just the type that doesn't have enough courage.
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LiquidatedTwice
· 11-28 14:47
To be honest, this set of theories sounds nice, but we both know that most people lose money not because of a lack of understanding, but because their psychological quality is too poor.
Understanding is indeed important, but those who really play people for suckers are the ones who know marketing, which has little to do with the depth of understanding.
Meme coins are just for fun; don't package them so high-end. Conan is just about luck and games.
Having a big risk appetite does not equal making more money; sometimes, it just means losing money faster.
#香港稳定币监管框架 Bitcoin, XRP, behind the rise and fall of these mainstream tokens lies a cruel truth: the crypto market is pricing your perception.
The money you earn is actually the cash return on the depth of your understanding of this world. Want to gain returns beyond your cognitive range? Luck may help you a bit, but that money will eventually be returned in another way.
Take the recently popular Trump-themed Meme coin, Conan, for example — this thing is essentially testing your judgment on "how top IPs are repriced on the chain." Do you understand? If you do, don't hesitate; understanding needs to be validated with real money to be meaningful.
Of course, there is still the most critical thing between the idea and the bet: do you have enough courage?