MEME project investment strategy: choose the right timing, control risks, grasp the hotspots.

In just the past month, we have witnessed the iteration and replacement of several hot projects. From the leader in the AIMEME field, to popular projects in the Web2 world, and then to the standout in the auction art sector, the market is changing at almost the speed of one hot project per day.

In discussions within online communities, the winners are always those who can turn 1 SOL into 100 or 200 SOL. However, those who have actually participated in such trades understand that behind every successful case, there are often hundreds of losing investors.

Although we try to summarize the secrets to success, such as focusing on the past projects of the development team, assessing the depth of liquidity pools, and following the flow of funds, in the end, only a few are able to win. After all, very few can sell off faster than the project team.

Looking back at this round of market activity, we can see that changes are occurring from the bottom up. Retail investors seem to have achieved the "fairness" they were pursuing, no longer blindly following the investments of venture capital firms, nor easily accepting highly valued projects.

However, has the market really become fairer? Venture capital firms may have simply moved from the front stage to the back stage. We have seen some new market makers begin to be active, while certain projects have quickly gained popularity due to support from well-known investment institutions.

In such a market environment, investors may need to adopt a more cautious strategy. Focusing on areas with significant capital inflows and prioritizing market-leading projects may be a wise choice.

![\Stable Dog Original] The Super Cycle of MEME, with only chips in sight

From an overall market perspective, when the Bitcoin market is favorable, on-chain MEME projects may receive more attention. However, when the market is generally sluggish, the wealth creation effect of MEME projects may not be significant, as large capital often tends to maintain a wait-and-see attitude.

In terms of liquidity, the market is not lacking liquidity, but rather it is too dispersed. Different public chains have their own active players and user groups. Among them, MEME projects on certain public chains are more accessible, leading to more successful cases. However, at the same time, due to the existence of certain trading platforms, competition has become more intense.

When choosing investment targets, you can consider those that have already gained some popularity on social media and have been listed on decentralized exchanges for trading for at least one day. This can help avoid the most intense competition to some extent.

The buying opportunity can be chosen during the second pullback or during the pullback period after the project has gained some popularity. It is worth noting that the pullbacks for the same project should not exceed three times, as market trends often do not last too long.

Finally, remember the investment philosophy of "selling high is always profitable, and cashing out is safe." In the current market environment, hot topics change every month; there are no eternal hotspots, only constantly flowing capital. When participating in MEME project investments, staying calm and rational, and paying attention to changes in chips is the wise choice.

![\Stable Dog Original] Super Cycle of MEME, only chips in sight