Every bull market cycle, Meme coins are an unavoidable topic. Especially for beginners, $PEPE coins are like the password to financial freedom.

But have you ever thought—are there really many people making money? Honestly, most people have lost money.

Now that the market is warming up again, Meme coins are making a big comeback. Many people see the gains and become envious, rushing to buy in all at once. Short-term returns look good, but think calmly—this is gambling. The rise of $WIF is terrifying, and the fall is even more frightening. Once the sell-off starts, investors are basically wiped out.

In the crypto world over the years, I’ve seen too many stories about Meme coins—rug pulls, thefts, insults, and wash trading. But I’ve never seen a Meme coin rise solely because of genuine products and effort. Frankly, the game rules in the crypto space are designed by the whales as a wealth transfer mechanism, and Meme coins accelerate this process countless times. $JASMY is a vivid example.

Invest cautiously. This doesn’t mean you shouldn’t engage with Meme coins, but you must manage risks and control your position sizes. Never go all-in, or you’ll end up hurting yourself in the end.

I am currently continuing to position myself. If you’re unsure how to operate, you can find me through the community or chat rooms. I’m happy to share experiences and strategies with like-minded people.