After getting on the Slerfsol slerf, I finally understood the meme currency.
In this bull market, everyone has to be more tolerant towards memes, from questioning and resisting to understanding and becoming.
What is a meme? I went to Google and looked it up, and it told me it was a meme, it was a meme, and I can QNMD. If you fucking told me that a meme is an emoticon or a meme, I might have understood it two years ago, and I wouldn’t have struggled to get a little bit of it after struggling in the market for several years.
The popularity of meme is due to newcomers trying to shake things up, or is capital in need of new stories?
For a long time, I didn't understand what a meme was and what the attention economy was. I tried to explain it from many angles, and some people told me: The popularity of meme coins is because newcomers want to overturn the table. New entrants see that BTC is so high and will not take over. They I prefer cheaper ones with more than 0. If you go to 0, it will be 10 times. Some people also told me: Behind all memes, there are bankers. How can you do it without a banker? How much money does a new retail investor have? The fundamental reason is that capital needs a new story, a new plate, and another allocation of chips.
Well, it all makes sense, but in the end it all depends on where the focus is. A perfect story can make it spread, more people can add it to their choice, and more people can notice that it is pulling the market. Livermore said that K-line is the best advertisement.
The current attributes of slerf: fair launch + lp destruction + deflation + ownerless + full circulation + investors losing money + big v platform + project side work, listed on Binance space, ok tweets. lp destroyed, traded in Raydium for 4 billion US dollars amount, LP is destroyed, and the handling fee has not been collected. According to dex's 0.25% rate, tokens worth 10 million US dollars have been destroyed. The market value is 400 million U.S. dollars, and the destruction rate is 2.86%. It has only been online for 9 days.
As long as someone says oh fuck, you will think of slerf. If someone burns the pool or makes an operation mistake, you will think of slerf. If someone says "sloth", you will think of slerf. When you think of it, you will take a look at its currency price. You have read too much. You can't help but find a place to get on the bus; after slerf is listed on the exchange, if it keeps rising and is on the popularity list/increasing list for a long time, new people will rush in and buy, and the more they buy, the more it rises, and the more it rises, the more they buy. . . This is the complete logic of the attention economy.
