After opening a contract on a certain exchange, why should I continue to hold this meme coin?

A leading exchange has opened a contract for “Binance Life”, which has significantly boosted market confidence.

We, who stare at meme coins every day, have been mocked by those seasoned investors outside as “gamblers”, but now we can finally hold our heads high— the meme hype on a certain public chain is still burning, and those with diamond hands who can hold on have indeed profited.

Is investment research really useful?

Many people think that the crypto world, especially meme coins, has no research to speak of. Isn't it just a gamble on size?

But I have to say, this viewpoint is too biased.

The PE valuation and financial report analysis used in the US stock market really doesn't apply to meme coins. But that doesn't mean meme coins have no patterns at all. On the contrary—if you really put in the effort to study, your win rate can outstrip pure gamblers by several streets.

How to study? You need to be on the front line:

• Observe what retail investors at home and abroad are thinking.
• Understand the little secrets between exchanges
• Understand why a meme can go viral and to what extent it can resonate.

These pieces of information together form the basis of investment research. As long as the data can prove that your win rate after research is higher than random guessing, then this method is reliable.

About the Binance Life Asset

I started talking about this coin a long time ago. I held it for a long time, and even added to my position at key points, reminding everyone all the way to the contract launch. Today's price increase? As expected. The money earned? Also within expectations.

People like those bald uncles who only know how to curse won't understand this kind of thing. Forget it, no need to force it, there's no point in waking someone who pretends to be asleep.

How important is this Ticker?

The name Binance Life carries great significance. It has broken many rules and records that we previously thought were impossible to break. There will definitely be further opportunities in the future.

But will it directly surge to the top tonight or in the next few days? I don't think so.

How to view short-term fluctuations?

Some people say: “When it drops, they blame a certain exchange, claiming they wouldn't let it drop” — I don't agree with this logic, it's already a moral kidnapping.

Exchanges are not that simple. When the market cap was washed down from 500 million to 100 million, it didn't list it, but instead washed out a bunch of people with weak will.

However, I will not short either. After all, this is the first Chinese Ticker, and the sentiment value is there; the risk of hitting the peak is too high.

Short-term fluctuations are market behavior, but I recognize the emotional core of this meme. So I will consider holding long-term – as long as the diamond hands life on Binance ends up being successful, that’s enough.

If we're talking about who can hold it longer, I actually have a bit of confidence in this.