Just sent off a project team leader named Mimi who came to attend the weekend conference.

Before they left, I discussed a question with them: What’s your view on the issue of memecoin not being able to "build" properly?
One of the traders gave a very insightful answer:
"Although I have no idea about trading 'Mimi,' our team leader, after staking and depositing funds, doesn’t dare to sell casually.
The reason is simple: the market below is watching this address. If you sell or jump the gun, any issues that arise later in the market are your responsibility.
Offline promotion isn’t like online promotion; inviting clients is all about person-to-person, and when problems occur, people find people to solve them.
That’s why community leaders are motivated to grow the market bigger, expand it further, and even make it unrelated or overseas—because the farther they are from the core team, the easier it is to cash out, and the lower the risk."
How valuable is this reference? Reflect on it yourself.