In the meme ecosystem of a certain leading public chain, there are several rules that must be understood thoroughly.
First, focus on the core—the entire ecosystem's liquidity revolves around this public chain. This is not a false claim but a matter of real capital flow. The heat of the ecosystem and the capital tilt ultimately point in the same direction.
Second, keep an eye on two key roles. One is the main driver of the ecosystem, and the other is an influential voice in the field. The former determines project selection, while the latter can directly amplify market sentiment—you'll find that a single statement from someone can trigger a wave of market fluctuations.
More importantly, there are four unwritten rules:
First, what the main figures in the ecosystem pay attention to is worth serious consideration. This is not blindly following the trend but following where liquidity is most abundant.
Second, projects mentioned by influential voices are often met with amplified market reactions. A single tweet can turn the entire sentiment cycle around.
Third, the tracks promoted by the official public chain will always attract liquidity. This is an inevitable result of ecosystem development.
Fourth, reverse thinking is also very important—any narrative that contradicts the ecosystem's direction will be ruthlessly abandoned by the market in the long run. History has repeatedly proven this.
These rules are not baseless but are summarized from the logic of market operation. In 2026, whoever masters these key points will have the opportunity to ride the wind and rise.
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NotFinancialAdviser
· 01-11 23:04
In simple terms, it's about aligning with the right people and the right money; everything else is superficial.
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ZeroRushCaptain
· 01-11 14:55
Basically, it's about hitching a ride, chasing hot topics, and gambling on liquidity. It sounds like you're teaching me how to take over.
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ProposalManiac
· 01-11 14:53
Basically, it's about following the big players and KOLs to eat, with liquidity deciding everything.
I've seen this logic too many times; the rug pulls in the Solana ecosystem in history are vivid lessons.
Speaking of which, these "unwritten rules" are essentially a sign of governance failure—whoever has the loudest voice makes the decisions. This isn't an ecosystem; it's oligarchy concentration.
Can a single tweet turn the market sentiment around? Then we should be even more cautious, as this indicates the entire mechanism lacks genuine incentive-compatible design.
Instead of pondering how to follow the trend, it's better to think about how to make ecosystem governance transparent and decision-making democratic. Otherwise, 2026 might still be the same story.
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PhantomMiner
· 01-11 14:52
Basically, it's about following the big players and KOLs to eat, don't expect to go against the trend.
Really, I've seen too many cases where a single tweet can turn things around.
But on the other hand, is this set of rules useful for small retail investors, or is it just a placebo?
Officially promoted tracks do indeed drain blood, but reverse operations don't necessarily make money either.
Watching others make easy profits while you're still pondering liquidity, it's frustrating.
The key is who can accurately judge the next hot trend, that's the real skill.
2026 is still far away, let's survive through 2025 first.
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just_another_fish
· 01-11 14:41
Basically, it's just following the big players to make profits, and those who do the opposite are always the retail investors.
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VitalikFanboy42
· 01-11 14:36
Basically, it's just with influencers and the official team, nothing new.
In the meme ecosystem of a certain leading public chain, there are several rules that must be understood thoroughly.
First, focus on the core—the entire ecosystem's liquidity revolves around this public chain. This is not a false claim but a matter of real capital flow. The heat of the ecosystem and the capital tilt ultimately point in the same direction.
Second, keep an eye on two key roles. One is the main driver of the ecosystem, and the other is an influential voice in the field. The former determines project selection, while the latter can directly amplify market sentiment—you'll find that a single statement from someone can trigger a wave of market fluctuations.
More importantly, there are four unwritten rules:
First, what the main figures in the ecosystem pay attention to is worth serious consideration. This is not blindly following the trend but following where liquidity is most abundant.
Second, projects mentioned by influential voices are often met with amplified market reactions. A single tweet can turn the entire sentiment cycle around.
Third, the tracks promoted by the official public chain will always attract liquidity. This is an inevitable result of ecosystem development.
Fourth, reverse thinking is also very important—any narrative that contradicts the ecosystem's direction will be ruthlessly abandoned by the market in the long run. History has repeatedly proven this.
These rules are not baseless but are summarized from the logic of market operation. In 2026, whoever masters these key points will have the opportunity to ride the wind and rise.