According to BlockBeats, on March 28th, Binance co-founder He Yi posted his personal Meme learning notes on social media, stating that "Meme transcends cultural boundaries, representing the ultimate expression of a group of people and the influence of subcultures on mainstream culture. Every culture has a resonating group, and Meme is not following trends, but creating them. Dogecoin, as a symbol of crypto culture, proves that Meme originated from community consensus rather than celebrity speech. The true Meme comes from cultural accumulation, not just short-term attention to hot topics. Longtermism is still effective, and investors should operate based on market cycles to understand when to hold or profit. The cryptocurrency market will remain stable over time, and opportunities will always exist. My assets are mainly tokens, and long-term holding style is not suitable for most people, but I can refer to some principles: earn profits through economic cycles, sell in bull markets, buy in bear markets; In terms of asset allocation, at least 20% should invest in tokens; When using leverage or investing in high-risk tokens, the amount of disposable assets should not exceed 10%. The most important thing is to understand the principles and put them into practice, just like weight loss, which is easy to understand but difficult to implement
