I am optimistic about Chinese Meme Coins that haven't fully gone viral yet, because in emotional markets, the odds are always greater than certainty.

When Ma Le Ge Coin and I Tma La Lai have already become "explicit consensus," many people are debating whether to chase them, but from a trading perspective, truly high-odds opportunities often appear at the very beginning of being referenced, before they become a nationwide meme.

The essence of emotional markets is attention migration. When a meme has been repeatedly discussed and analyzed, its marginal emotional increment actually declines. Smarter capital focuses on whether there are new Chinese expressions that are being frequently used within small circles but haven't yet entered mainstream awareness.

The advantage of this type of Meme is: low cost, large imagination space, and consensus not yet solidified; the disadvantage is a high failure rate. Therefore, the strategy is not to bet heavily but to take small positions, try more, and verify quickly.

In the Chinese Meme track, instead of asking "how far can one go," it's better to ask "which one is just starting to be used as a joke." If the joke survives, the coin price then has the qualification to be discussed. #我看好的中文Meme币