After every industry conference ends, there’s always a wave of mysterious maneuvers—you’ll see top accounts gathering with project teams, starting to plan the next meme hotspot.



For regular players like us who want to survive in the meme sector, you have to learn to see through the tricks:

❌ Those small story coins hyped up purely by a few influencers praising each other? Just steer clear.
✅ Projects where the founder is personally involved and putting real money and resources into the narrative? Try investing a bit of pocket money to test the waters.

My strategy is simple—prepare a small position of 300 to 1500 USDT, and when you spot a project where the CEO is actually getting involved, go for it. Don’t go all-in; just treat it as buying a shot at possibility and keep your budget in check.

To put it plainly:
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ProbablyNothingvip
· 14h ago
Seriously, once you see through it, it's really that simple. The mutual hype among big influencers is so outdated. Having the CEO personally involved is definitely more interesting, but you still have to be cautious. I'm okay with a trial-and-error cost from 300 to 1,500, but those who go all-in should have woken up by now. The problem is, how can you spot real projects in advance? I always feel like I'm half a step behind. If you still rely on information gaps to make money this cycle, you're probably going to be out of luck. Honestly, that's just how crypto is—sometimes luck is more valuable than insight.
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JustHereForAirdropsvip
· 14h ago
I really steer clear of coins hyped by big influencers, but it's hard not to get tempted when the CEO actually gets involved. --- Testing the waters with 300 to 1500U sounds good, just worried I'll go all-in with a shaky hand. --- At the end of the day, it's all about the information gap—we're only seeing the setups others have already laid out. --- I get this logic, but when it comes to actual trading, I always want to bet a bit more, and then it all blows up. --- The most crucial thing is figuring out whether the CEO is genuinely involved or just putting on a show—that's the real skill. --- Is it possible for a project to have both influencer hype and CEO endorsement? That'd be a double safety net, right? --- Meme coins are essentially a bet on popularity. The CEO getting involved just adds some psychological comfort at best. --- I just want to know what they actually talk about at those secret gatherings—feels like I'm missing out on so much info.
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MiningDisasterSurvivorvip
· 14h ago
Same old rhetoric... I’ve been through this before. Back in 2018, there were also influencers making grand promises, and what happened? The project team disappeared, the contracts had vulnerabilities, and in the end, everyone lost everything. The CEO making a personal appearance? Hah, how many of them have really taken responsibility for their projects? Most are just masters at selling dreams.
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GweiTooHighvip
· 15h ago
Oh no, it's the same old trick again. The big influencers are making deals behind the scenes at the conference and launching new coins, while us retail investors are still dozing off over research reports.
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