A few days ago, I watched a live stream about the crypto market. The host shared many interesting viewpoints, especially regarding the Meme coin trend, which made me reevaluate this sector.

**On Freedom and Decentralization**

Someone suggested reducing the number of opinions shared, arguing that it could lead to hype around Meme coins. The host's response was very straightforward—whether to share opinions or not is a personal freedom, which is exactly the embodiment of decentralization. He also admitted that although Meme coins are everywhere now, he doesn't have the ability or intention to interfere; this is a natural market phenomenon. However, statistically, the success rate of most Meme coins is actually surprisingly low.

**What kind of Meme coins can survive**

Here's a key point: not all Meme coins can succeed. Only those with long-term stories, cultural accumulation, and historical background have vitality. Things built on one or two hot tweets or short-term emotional hype are hard to sustain. In other words, investors need to be responsible for their choices. They can participate, but shouldn't expect someone to rescue the market. He also emphasized again that he doesn't want to see everyone waiting for his next comment to gamble on Meme coins.

**Questions about BTC**

When asked whether Bitcoin could reach 200,000, his attitude remained pragmatic... The market is full of uncertainties, and no one can give an absolute answer. This calm and rational approach is worth reflection for all traders.