# Is MEME Dead? Is Crypto Dead?

People who say this are often just watching price fluctuations and then filling in their own narrative.

They actually lack the ability to predict markets. What's more common is that they see lower prices after a small dip:
- BTC breaks below $100K, they start looking at $50K
- It breaks below $70K, they eye $40K
- If it breaks below $60K, I bet some will be looking at $20K directly

It's the same when prices rise a bit and they hype it bigger:
- Think back to the narrative when gold peaked: "This time is different," "All currency is fake," "Only gold is real," buy now or miss out forever.

To make money in this industry, what you don't need is to blindly absorb others' opinions mixed with bias and emotion.

What we need is: the basic logic to survive in the crypto industry.

The crypto industry is actually quite simple—it's a financial asset, so it must have cycles:
Bull markets offer opportunities everywhere, bear markets require patience and waiting. That's it. No need for excessive panic or excessive greed.

The current crypto space is indeed a bit dull. Bear markets can't give you the pleasure of bull markets.
But "no bull market happiness" ≠ "already dead."
Truly strong projects often go further and further during the cold, quiet bear market;
By the time you see them in the bull market, they've already become too expensive for you to afford.

So here's my suggestion: Read fewer anxiety-inducing articles.

1. MEME trading is indeed harder to profit from now, and very few can achieve stable profitability long-term.

2. But the MEME market and crypto haven't "died"—it's just a normal bull-bear cycle.

3. Often in times like these, those willing to patiently participate are more likely to capture major opportunities.

4. Besides, many people constantly shouting "MEME is dead" don't even understand what MEME is.

5. Treating a bunch of poorly made garbage coins as MEME doesn't really warrant much discussion.

6. When real MEME projects appear, you'll naturally know when to make your move. The next wave—even more violent, with stronger narratives and more "terrifying" backing—will still come.

7. What we should do: Trade less, stay healthy, keep paying attention.

8. Every time crypto enters a bear market, there's only one thing to say: time reveals all.