'Binance 2026' is not eliminating the 'bearish people', but rather the 'self-proclaimed smart people'! A deep analysis of the 'anti-intellectual' victories in the Meme market.
There is a type of person in the cryptocurrency circle who finds it harder to make money than retail investors. They are not impulsive, do not blindly follow others, have clear logic, and express themselves clearly. They consider themselves the 'smart ones' in the market, yet they remain on the sidelines, observing coldly during each round of Meme market trends. The final result is: the huge profits from Meme coins have nothing to do with them, and all they are left with is regret expressed in phrases like 'if only I had known'. When a Meme coin, like 'Binance 2026', is interpreted by the market as containing a potential wealth code with 'official signals', and begins to trigger strong emotional resonance, these 'self-proclaimed smart people' are often the ones most easily eliminated. For investors hoping to position themselves early, being vigilant against this 'smart people being outsmarted' thinking trap is key to seizing the profit opportunities in Meme coins.
$NIGHT Doing this task is really a huge loss... If I win, I might earn a little bit, but if I don't, I could lose 80-100 dollars... I won't do it again, never again 😂😂😂, 100 dollars is 700 bucks now, huge loss, huge loss
Binance is really a damn bastard, prepared for 8 o'clock, but at 8 o'clock it didn't come out, suddenly it came out at 8.20, damn it, and I didn't get any.