Don't be fooled by the Believe platform, it's not easy to earn money from individual investors! 1. Believe platform: The high-end harvesting game @The Believeapp platform claims to create the concept of "Internet capital market" and has brought in a bunch of Web2 startups, packaged with AI, technology, and unicorn labels. The founders are all Silicon Valley elites, and the official website APP、 Twitter promotion is readily available, creating the illusion of the 'next wave of AI craze'. What about the truth? These projects are mostly "zombie companies" of Web2, with products that are unused, even purely conceptual, and have not even been released! The platform collaborates with Sol ecological institutions, and the trading robots fill up the chips, causing individual investors to experience a bearish trend as soon as they enter the market. The platform levies taxes so harshly that it draws 10 million U a day, but individual investors cannot even touch the odds! This model is a replica of celebrities issuing coins to circle money, putting on a startup shell, where individual investors' money becomes their ATM. 2. Look at Glonk: How should EME players play Yesterday's Glonk was a textbook case: At first, it was a regular startup market, based on MEME charts with millions of followers. People were promoting it on both Bonk and Pump platforms, with a market value of only 500K. It was a small-scale PVP for retail investors and players. Attentive MEME players discover opportunities and analyze the narrative: Bonk supports MEME, and the key character TOM has just tweeted, which may give likes or trigger battles. Player Action: Call on hundreds of people to leave messages on TOM Twitter and ignite the "Bonk vs Pump" war. result? Alon and TOM went off one after another, with Pump reaching 10M and Bonk reaching 16M! Retail investors are getting big meat, but institutions haven't had a chance to react. Why? Because MEME players have a sensitive sense of smell and quick action, they have seized the window of narrative explosion. 3. The path of individual investors: stay away from harvest and focus on MEME opportunities Believe is a platform where robots eat their fill, institutions levy taxes, and individual investors can only be treated like leeks. On the other hand, on MEME platforms such as Pump, during the AI-MEME bull market from October to February, individual investors gained chips in projects with market capitalization of 200K, 500K, or even 1M. Excellent players were better able to lock in the internal market, and projects with market capitalization of tens of millions or billions made persistence profitable! The core of MEME players: Maintain a keen perception of the market and study the signs of narrative fermentation. Seize the early chips of low market value projects and gain high odds with small gains. Stay away from the "regular army" platforms with fancy packaging and strict taxation. Brothers, wake up! Don't let platforms like Believe take away your hard-earned money. Staring at the dynamics on the chain and following the narrative, opportunities like Glonk are where retail investors can turn the tide!