#Snowball #Hakimi #BinanceLife Many people are completely getting the priorities wrong when it comes to memes. The foundation of a meme should be community consensus, followed by pump-and-dump schemes and FOMO (Fear of Missing Out). Think about this simple logic: • Even without large amounts of capital or hype, a coin with strong community consensus and no one dumping it is less likely to go to zero and will eventually have a chance. • However, if a coin lacks consensus and only relies on pump-and-dump schemes, capital will flee to avoid it, and the hype will eventually fade. When the tide goes out, it's easy to see who's been exposed. Everyone can review the alpha tokens on BSC over the past six months: • In the last round, apart from "Binance Life" surviving by listing on the spot market, tokens like Binance Xiaohe, $palu, and $4, which relied purely on temporary hype and pump-and-dump schemes, have basically all died out. The only one that has survived to this day is Hakimi, which focuses on community building. Recently, several new Binance Alpha tokens have been listed: • "I'm Coming!", "K-Line Life", "I", "Snowball"... Coincidentally, the most stable and steadily rising one is the community-driven "Snowball". While other tokens saw their Alpha listings result in sell-offs and ugly candlestick charts, Snowball, after Alpha, not only didn't fall but rose to over 50M! The conclusion is simple: For a token to survive long-term, look at the community, followed by funding and narrative. World Cup concept @FIFAWorldCupDEX Clutch DEX! The community has been preparing for two years, established a 1 million RMB fund, and has a battle royale game product! Worth checking out. Snowball, Hakimi, $gas 0x36f2fd027f5f27c59b8c6d64df64bcc8e8c97777 0x82ec31d69b3c289e541b50e30681fd1acad24444 7pskt3A1Zsjhngazam7vHWjWHnfgiRump916Xj7ABAGS