CZ isn't against memes—he's warning you about human nature. Most people misunderstand CZ's comments on memes. He's not attacking innovation. He's not denying community-driven assets. He's referring to a deeper issue: human nature in speculative markets. Memes failed not because they were a joke. They failed because most participants couldn't manage risk, time, or expectations. Discipline often disappears first when liquidity floods in. CZ has repeatedly witnessed this cycle: • Retail investors chase hot topics • Builders are ignored • Fundamentals lag behind hype • Then, blame is replaced by accusations. His message isn't "Don't trade memes." It's not that momentum is confused with value. Cryptocurrencies don't punish risky behavior. They punish the lack of structural conviction. This is why long-term winners typically do three things: Separate trading from investing Treat speculation as volatility, not certainty Build positions, not fantasies Memes will continue to exist. Leverage will continue to exist. Cycles will continue to exist. The advantage isn't in avoiding them. The advantage is in understanding when you're gambling and when you're compounding. The market won't change. People won't change. Only education can change the outcome. The question is: Are you trading a narrative... or managing probabilities? #CZ #Binance #MEME #Write2Earn $PEPE $ZEC $COOKIE {future}(COOKIEUSDT) {spot}(ZECUSDT) {spot}(PEPEUSDT)