TechFlow news — On March 28, Yi He, co-founder of Binance, shared a personal Meme learning note on Binance Square, stating that memes transcend cultural boundaries and represent the ultimate expression of communities as well as the influence of subcultures on mainstream culture. Every culture has its resonant groups; memes do not follow trends—they create them.
Dogecoin, as a symbol of crypto culture, proves that memes originate from community consensus rather than celebrity endorsements. Authentic memes emerge from cultural accumulation, not fleeting moments of attention.
Long-termism remains valid. Investors should operate according to market cycles, understanding when to hold and when to take profits. The crypto market will stabilize over time, and opportunities will always exist.
My assets are primarily tokens. A long-term holding strategy isn't suitable for most people, but some principles can be referenced: profit through economic cycles—sell in bull markets, buy in bear markets; in terms of asset allocation, at least 20% should be invested in tokens; when using leverage or investing in high-risk tokens, exposure should not exceed 10% of disposable assets. Most importantly, understand these principles and put them into practice. Like losing weight, understanding is easy—implementation is hard.
