Meme will eventually come back.
When you play the US stock market without 500,000 and realize you cannot turn things around;
When you buy on-chain stocks and discover that what you bought is not stocks, but "stock-flavored electronic snacks";
When you study RWA for half a day and finally find that the yield is not as good as your neighbor's dog giving you a needle every three minutes;
You will understand:
The end of humanity is still Meme.
Now everyone speaks very maturely:
“I want to allocate quality assets.”
“I want to study tokenized equity.”
“I want to embrace on-chain Nasdaq.”
“I want to be a rational investor.”
But when you look at your wallet:
Principal 800U, goal of financial freedom.
This is like having 20 bucks in your pocket and walking into a Michelin restaurant saying:
“Boss, serve me a life-turnaround meal.”
The boss can only pour you a glass of lemonade.
So on-chain players will ultimately return to Meme.
Not because Meme is sophisticated.
It is precisely because Meme is honest enough.
Meme never pretends.
It won’t tell you it is “the next generation financial infrastructure.”
It won’t say it “redefines the global capital market.”
It just puts it right on its face:
“I am just a dog.”
“I am just a frog.”
“I am just a picture.”
“Are you coming or not?”
How sincere.
On the contrary, many serious narratives are packaged like five-star hotels, but when you go in, the back kitchen is still street food.
Whether it’s on-chain stocks, RWA, or AI Agents, they all ultimately face one question:
Small funds wanting to turn things around cannot rely on an annualized return of 8%.
You say an annualized return of 8% is very stable.
That’s right, very stable.
Stable to the point that your grandchildren are anxious for you.
So Meme season will eventually come back.
When the market realizes that “serious narratives” can also cut losses;
When everyone finds that “quality assets” can also fall;
When everyone studies white papers to the point of wanting to sleep;
When the K-lines are as quiet as a company meeting;
There will always be someone who misses that familiar taste:
A broken picture.
An absurd name.
A group of people staying up all night.
A group chat full of “to the moon”, “it’s over”, “can still be saved”.
This is not investment advice.
This is the spiritual homecoming certificate of on-chain players.
When the bull market really heats up, everyone talks about value investing, but their hands are very honest:
Left hand opens RWA.
Right hand clicks into Meme.
Mouth muttering about risk control.
Wallets have already started to FOMO.
So don't rush.
Meme has not disappeared.
Meme has just gone to the kitchen to reheat the dishes.
When the market gets tired of these big terms like “on-chain US stocks,” “AI finance,” “new types of assets,” people will naturally remember that old saying:
Serious narratives are responsible for dignity.
Meme is responsible for the thrill.
DYOR, it’s not a buying or selling advice.
But I always believe:
As long as humanity still wants to change their fate with 800U, the Meme season can never truly end.
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