#Meme币市场 Recently, I saw an interview with Binance's new CEO He Yi, and one point really struck me—she mentioned that she once said "Memecoins are not good," and later realized it was because she didn't understand them 😅 I give her full marks for honesty!

When it comes to the Meme coin market, what confuses me as a complete newbie the most is: how exactly can one determine whether a Meme coin has real value or is purely driven by emotional speculation? He Yi's perspective in the interview was very enlightening for me — looking at emotions in the short term, and value in the long term. She emphasized that Binance communicates with project teams to find ways to offer users a lower entry price or airdrop opportunities, but also candidly acknowledged that there is no guarantee that the price of any coin will only rise and never fall.

This made me realize a truth: rather than relying on which influencer's meme to take a chance, it's better to first ask whether the project team is genuinely working hard and if there has been any real product progress. It feels like what she said, everything can be a meme, but very few can actually retain value.

My strategy has now been adjusted - first stabilize the allocation of major coins, then use the remaining small amount to experience the hype of Meme coins, but definitely not go all in. I also better understand why retail investors are easily swayed by emotions; this market indeed requires both enthusiasm and rationality. Is there an experienced trader who can advise me on how to avoid pitfalls during this wave of Meme hype?