The brothers playing Meme coins have been through round after round of PVP and are now sharp. Those who didn’t get in at the bottom won’t chase a pump that’s already run up—they’ll just shift to another one. If they can’t find a分流, they won’t turn back to buy into a pump that’s already lifted; they’ll just wait on the sidelines for the next one still at the bottom. That’s why you rarely see people FOMO-ing into Meme coins with market caps over $100 million anymore, let alone $10 billion ones. Those kinds of scenes are mostly from the last cycle. In fact, there was once a manipulative Meme that pumped close to $1 billion—but almost no one talked about it; everyone chose to ignore it, leaving the rug pullers unable to even exit smoothly 🤷‍♂️ Memes used to represent some kind of culture, meme, or tribute… Now, it’s become a pure game of greater fool theory: buy low, double your money, and never, ever buy high—there’s always another one coming. So if you ask me if I still play Meme coins? Yeah, I do—I’m just waiting for the next one I can buy at the bottom. The environment is what it is—you get it, I get it, we all get it 🥶🥶