**"The Bull is Here, and So is the Wolf"** Took a quick look at the "Bull" DEV's track record, and honestly, I can't keep a straight face: one wallet, six coins in just a few days. After "Bull" launched, its peak market cap hit around $48.67M, and suddenly the playbook seemed to click—launch more, test more, copy more. The problem is, there's only one "Bull," but now there's a whole herd of "bulls and horses" lining up. Some peaked at a few hundred thousand dollars, some at tens of thousands, and some are now down to just a few thousand. This is exactly the most alarming part of the current Meme scene: people used to think they were hunting for the next 100x coin, but now it’s starting to feel more like participating in a DEV's low-cost startup incubator. Launch 10 coins, and as long as 1 takes off, the DEV probably eats well; You buy 10 coins, and if 9 rug, even if the 10th one does a few X, you might still just break even. What’s even more concerning is that recently, all kinds of "gangs" and small cliques have started teaming up to launch coins: one group is in charge of creating memes, another group hypes it up, another builds "community consensus," and in the end, retail investors provide the most important thing—exit liquidity. So don’t see the last "Bull" making people rich and assume the next one will be the same. When the bull comes, you can keep an eye on it. When the wolf comes, make sure to check who’s doing the shouting. #Crypto #MemeCoins #DYOR