How much does the success rate of investment research and pure gambling actually differ? Let's take the Binance Life case as an example.

A major exchange’s life contract just went live, and the confidence boost for the entire market is quite evident. As someone who has been long-term focused on meme coin research and investment, this step has also brought real returns to many diamond hands.

Honestly, many projects in the crypto space, especially meme coins, don’t seem to rely on traditional financial metrics like rigorous PE ratios or income models. But to say it’s all just luck and gambling? That’s underestimating it.

People who genuinely do research and analysis, who observe the mentality shifts of retail investors worldwide, understand the competitive landscape of major exchanges, track how a meme goes viral, and identify its resonance points—these individuals’ success rates are far beyond those who just guess blindly based on feelings.

The value of research and analysis lies here: as long as data can prove your strategy has a higher win rate, it’s not gambling—it’s logical trading.

I’ve actually been talking about this project for quite some time, and I’ve held positions early on. I added to my holdings at several key points, and I’ve basically been watching this contract come to fruition. Today’s price increase? Expected. The profits? Within expectations. Many onlookers may not understand this logic, but that’s their business. There’s no need to shake awake those who don’t want to wake up.

This coin’s significance is extraordinary; it has broken many previous cognitive limits and records. There will definitely be more opportunities in the future. But does that mean we need to rush to the top tonight or this month? Not necessarily.

Life doesn’t have a straight path, and crypto prices won’t always go up. There are always people in the community blaming exchanges when prices fall, saying they “dare not” let it drop— I oppose this logic. That’s a bit like hostage-taking. The exchange’s operational logic is far more complex than you imagine. When they washed out 5 billion to 1 billion in early years, they didn’t list it. Instead, they decisively wiped out a batch of retail investors who weren’t firm enough.

But I won’t short it either, after all, the weight of the first Chinese ticker is there, and the market sentiment is still hot. Trying to hit the top at this point is too risky.

Short-term price movements are closely related to market sentiment, which is normal. But I believe in the emotional connotations behind this meme, so I plan to hold long-term. As long as the diamond hands can make money in the end and the project itself survives longer, that’s enough.

When it comes to long-term holding, I still have confidence.