Some people say that predictions and bullish calls on certain coins always seem unreliable. But actually, there is a logic behind it—because of memes, consensus, and collective recognition, things gain meaning and value.

Think about the Chinese Renminbi. Essentially, it's just a piece of paper; no matter how good the quality, it's still paper. Why does it have value? Because we all agree that it is "money." No one would pay real gold and silver for a piece of paper, but once it is accepted as a medium of exchange, everything changes.

The same logic applies to crypto assets. Bitcoin, Dogecoin, various new tokens—they are fundamentally code and consensus. You can live well without them for the first thirty years, but once the market forms consensus, the community begins to participate, and traffic starts to gather, these things truly come alive. As long as this "market" is running and the community continues to recognize it, it has meaning.

This is not a devaluation; on the contrary—this reveals the truth of the market. Value does not come from the physical attributes of the asset itself but from the shared cognition of participants. The more people believe, the more capital flows in, and the more discussions and dissemination occur, the more real that value becomes.