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Looking at the recent years of memes, those that can survive long-term and maintain a good market cap not only require the community to understand the meme itself but also need continuous traffic in Web2. Only then is there a possibility of new blood being injected later on. People who have been in the community from the beginning and didn't initially get the meme itself are less likely to buy once it reaches a certain market cap, especially when liquidity is limited. Over the past few years, Hakimi has increasingly become a gap in the market.

I was about to go to sleep, but before bed I saw several chains' memes are recovering. I felt quite excited and got up again, not because my holdings have increased, but because I see memes still attracting funds. I genuinely feel happy about the market situation and also happy for other meme holders. Besides that, I’d like to briefly share my thoughts.

The platform most frequently used by young people in China, Bilibili, New Year's Eve countdown #Hajimeki performance. Back in $popcat , before it exploded in popularity, there were already memes and secondary creations on Bilibili. A meme created by Chinese people themselves!

No significant summary. Remember the lessons, look forward, believe in yourself, and don't give up. Happy New Year❤️

Slowly, we forgive our mediocrity and allow ourselves to make mistakes. It's hard to do everything perfectly, but we strive to bloom despite regrets. Just do your best. Love yourself.

Now, I gradually understand that those messy things on BSC P—people who have learned their lessons—are still there. Indeed, they are the ones left behind by the market. If they could understand memes properly, they would have already made money on ETH and Sol meme, instead of playing with those trash tokens on BSC.

I want to criticize those people every day. They deserve to lose money. Clearly, they are cursing and despising certain things they dislike, yet they still flock to see them, afraid of missing out on what others reveal. After being fed, they still ask why it is like this.

When did we forget that period when we talked about "decentralization," "going VC-free," and "embracing the community"? That was the happiest and most hopeful time for us, and also when most retail investors made money.

It's been a while since I paid attention to sol's meme. At first, I thought $whitewhale was just a popular animal in the media, so I never clicked on it. It was only after the recent surge that I realized it's about a trading whale embracing a meme, which I find quite interesting.

Why Hakimi

If a meme relies solely on a certain person, a specific chain, or an exchange, it will ultimately end up worthless—it's just a matter of time. A good meme and a strong community will attract resources from all sides. Exchanges will compete to list it, especially during a "bear market" or "liquidity drought." If a good meme has a solid community that patiently builds it, sooner or later, more people will notice, leading to a stronger consensus.

Although I have been playing meme on BSC recently and have long-term confidence in Chinese memes, I have to say that under the chaotic interference of Double Saint, interesting memes on BSC are affected each time, taking a considerable amount of time to recover from the impact, thus missing one good opportunity after another.

#Hakimi Music and Videos

For $BTP kind of thing, I used to think it was pretty interesting. Now that I've seen more, I think only fools would buy this stuff. Ask yourself, the taxes ultimately end up in the creator's hands. They buy a card or other items, and the items are still theirs. The money comes from us. Isn't this just the old trick of making money out of thin air? How can anyone still believe in it? Especially considering the previous support for auction $wif , they gained fame and money. We're really at a loss.

#Hakimi Assistance Program ~ Still Ongoing

For this issue, I suggest that those who have questions can add Hakimi's TG to take a look. I haven't joined any TG for meme for many years; firstly, most memes only have the X community, and secondly, many TGs are essentially meaningless. In the beginning, playing memes without a TG community was incomplete, as there were no channels for communication and spreading memes. Later, memes became fast food, and no one was willing to genuinely build. The good old memes from before all had great TG communities.

In the long run, @a1lon9 is just a hypocritical bad person. From the very beginning, mocking the presale, diss-ing the presale, then starting the $pump platform, and later selling so many tokens at a high valuation during the presale, with so many people catching a falling knife, withdrawing market liquidity without giving traders an airdrop, is truly rotten to the core, both greedy and disgusting.

Data tells you why #哈基米 是属于中文圈的长期meme meme是注意力经济，现在的meme普遍存活不超过几天，几小时，甚至几分钟，只有有社区基础，并且持续有人自发输出，有自己共识的meme才能走的长远 不难看出，很多meme，随着时间的推移，会慢慢被时间冲淡，被历史淡忘，但是 # Hakimi

This Japanese Twitter account hasn't had much traffic, but because of the post about #Hakimi soy milk, the views and comments have all gotten liquidated, dddd.