The God of War is here! The orders I bought the dip on in the group chat yesterday afternoon are now mostly doubled.
The Meme coins I was bullish on in this wave of market movement have all paid off, from Happy-sci to p-Youngster, each yielding at least ten times the profit. Speaking of p-Youngster, I initially invested just over $200, and by the time I sold, it was worth $7,000—more than 30 times the return. It all happened in just two days.
You ask me how I did it? I’ll say one thing—before the launch, I never even thought about selling, I was actually adding more. Later, CZ mentioned p-Youngster, and it skyrocketed instantly.
But it’s not just luck; the underlying logic boils down to two words: mindset.
The most frightening thing about playing Meme coins is never the paper losses, but the psychological crash. Once defeat takes hold of you, and confidence is gone, all subsequent actions are wrong. So every day, I look in the mirror and say—“I am now the new on-chain celebrity.” It sounds like chicken soup, but this kind of self-affirmation really works.
As for risks, I have to be honest: 99% of the no-name coins will eventually go to zero. If you’re not mentally prepared to lose everything, don’t touch Meme coins. That’s the threshold.
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The God of War is here! The orders I bought the dip on in the group chat yesterday afternoon are now mostly doubled.
The Meme coins I was bullish on in this wave of market movement have all paid off, from Happy-sci to p-Youngster, each yielding at least ten times the profit. Speaking of p-Youngster, I initially invested just over $200, and by the time I sold, it was worth $7,000—more than 30 times the return. It all happened in just two days.
You ask me how I did it? I’ll say one thing—before the launch, I never even thought about selling, I was actually adding more. Later, CZ mentioned p-Youngster, and it skyrocketed instantly.
But it’s not just luck; the underlying logic boils down to two words: mindset.
The most frightening thing about playing Meme coins is never the paper losses, but the psychological crash. Once defeat takes hold of you, and confidence is gone, all subsequent actions are wrong. So every day, I look in the mirror and say—“I am now the new on-chain celebrity.” It sounds like chicken soup, but this kind of self-affirmation really works.
As for risks, I have to be honest: 99% of the no-name coins will eventually go to zero. If you’re not mentally prepared to lose everything, don’t touch Meme coins. That’s the threshold.