Reveals that memecoin project teams are expanding the market to cash out rather than build, and investors should be wary of the inherent risks.
Just sent off a group of project team leaders who came over the weekend for a conference
Before they left, I discussed a question with them: How do you view the issue that memecoin’s “construction” cannot happen?
One of the participants explained it succinctly:
"Although I don’t understand the trading of ‘Mimi’ at all, our team leader, after staking the deposited funds, doesn’t dare to sell casually.
The reason is simple: the market below is watching this address. If you sell or jump ahead, you’ll be responsible for whatever happens in the market later.
Ground promotion is not like online promotion; client invitations are person‑to‑person, and when problems arise, solutions are also found person‑to‑person.
That’s why community leaders are motivated to make the market bigger, more widespread, even irrelevant, and even expand overseas, because the farther they are from the core team, the more they can cash out and the lower the risk."
Reference value is... experience it yourself.