✔️MEME Bible There's a resource called the "MEME Bible" being shared in China. It's quite large, at 26MB and 52MB respectively, and the original text is entirely in Chinese PDF format. I've compiled only the "meaningful points." Source: @NFTCPS 1️⃣ GMGN Document How to Trade MEME 1️⃣ Pump Stage • Structurally, failure is the default. What to look for in this stage: • Is this the first time a Dev has entered the market, or is it a factory-style market? • Did the top addresses move simultaneously, or was it a sequential entry? • Did the number of users increase before the price? → Look at the order of actions, not the price. 2️⃣ Off-Selling Stage 1 (Immediately after listing) • It's not a battle of information, but a battle of initial reactions. What to look for in this stage: • Is there a reversal after the initial high? • Who is receiving during the reversal? • Is the usage of top addresses decreasing or increasing? → Address reactions are the signal, not the news. 3️⃣ Off-Selling Stage 2 (After a correction) • A stage where only those that have fallen but survived remain. What to look for in this stage: • Is the number of addresses maintained during the decline? • Is the chat talking about something other than price? • Is the Dev wallet frozen? → This stage becomes worth waiting for. 4️⃣ Jun CEX Stage • Assets already explained Characteristics of this stage • Stability over volatility • Probability over returns → Individual standards, most are chasing the market GMGN Document Core Look at addresses over tokens Look at people's repetitive behavior over charts 2️⃣P Small Business Notebook Why do MEMEs move? 1️⃣ The nature of MEMEs • MEMEs are not a valuation market • A structure where collective emotions are directly reflected in prices → Prices are the result, emotions are the cause 2️⃣ Commonalities of Spreading MEMEs • The reason they're funny is explainable • There's a "must-have" moment • They don't end in a single community → A structure where emotions spread 3️⃣ Questions to ask before charts • Why did it come out now? • Who is it affecting first? • Is this reaction expanding or consuming? → If there's no answer, the rise is a one-time event 4️⃣ Where players divide • Those who only look at price are always late • Those who look at context enter early • Those who read the direction of the reaction Making a board P Xiaoshang's notebook: Core Before price, Look at people's emotions and reactions. ✍️I'll also include the original source. Although it's in Chinese, I think reading it yourself with the help of GPT will be very helpful in establishing your own standards.