This Spring Festival, the concept of the Year of the Horse has completely ignited.

As long as a Meme coin is associated with the word "horse," it has recently almost always experienced a surge. From a dark horse rally reaching 10x, to the widespread online consensus of "I'm riding my horse," this is definitely not luck but a perfect collision of Spring Festival narratives and market sentiment.

Why are these types of Meme coins so explosive? A careful breakdown of the logic makes it clear. First, the Year of the Horse carries cultural resonance—it's a collective memory for generations. Second, related vocabulary is highly colloquial, inherently possessing viral potential. Plus, with high emotional intensity and deep memory points, they are especially easy for the market to amplify into investment hotspots.

For ordinary investors, why shouldn't they miss this kind of opportunity? Simply put, you might not be able to compete in message quality, capital scale, or information channels, but you can definitely compete in emotional perception and reaction speed.

The game rules for Meme coins are actually very straightforward—no valuation logic, focusing on three dimensions: who takes the leading position, whether the sentiment can be sustained, and whether the narrative can be repeatedly replicated. The current clear contenders are the dark horse and "I'm riding my horse." The real potential lies in whether new horse-related concepts will emerge during the Spring Festival. Once emotional resonance is formed, a multi-fold increase doesn't require much fundamental support.

Of course, high returns always come with high risks. But at least one thing should be clear—this window of emotional dividends is a rare opportunity for ordinary people to participate. Whether you understand it or not, it determines whether you are a spectator or someone who gets involved early.