Meme coin investment research is not just about playing concepts: the logic behind that Chinese asset's contract opening and closing.

A certain mainstream platform launched a contract for that Chinese asset. To be honest, this has significantly boosted the market's psychological sentiment. For those of us who study memes every day, this is also an opportunity for recognition – not everyone is just gambling aimlessly; research and investment in the crypto world have their place as well.

Investment research is not about playing with concepts, it's about using real tools to improve the win rate.

Many people think that meme coins are purely a game of luck because they don't have the financial reports and PE valuations like traditional stocks. But in reality? As long as you are willing to put in the effort to study—what retail investors are thinking, the historical entanglements between major platforms, why a meme can go viral, where the community's resonance lies—if you do your homework on these aspects, your chances of winning are naturally much higher than blindly gambling.

The essence of investment research is to increase probabilities. As long as the data can prove that your research increases the probability of making money, it indicates that this method is feasible.

About that Chinese reference, I would like to say a few words.

I have indeed talked about this coin for a long time and have held it for quite a while. Every time it reaches a critical point, I add to my position and have watched it come to this step of opening contracts today. I'm not surprised that it has risen this much, and the profits I've made are within my expectations. But I know that some people cannot understand this kind of patience and judgment, so I won't force it.

The significance of this ticker is indeed substantial - it has broken too many records that people previously thought were impossible. There is definitely more room for imagination in the future.

But stay calm and don't let emotions cloud your judgment.

Is it possible to soar high tonight or in the next few days? Not necessarily.

Some people say, “When it drops, blame the platform, the platform doesn't dare to let it drop.” I don't agree with this logic. This is already moral coercion. Previously, when the market cap was washed from 500 million to 100 million, I didn't see it being listed immediately; instead, it washed away a large number of people who couldn't hold on. The platform is not so easily fooled.

But I also won't short. After all, the significance of the first Chinese ticker is there, and emotions should not be underestimated. It's too risky to forcefully try to touch the top.

Short-term fluctuations follow emotions, which is normal market behavior. What I am optimistic about is the cultural connotation and long-term value behind this meme, so I will consider holding it for the long term. As long as the “lives” of the diamond hands end up being successful, that is enough.

Speaking of patience and holding on, I actually have a bit of confidence. After all, true investment research is not based on luck, but on understanding the market and insights into human nature.