Doomer

wif popcat or moodeng ?

"You think Wojak is just a meme for losers? No. It is someone who has been knocked down countless times in the market, yet never left. And me, and you, and all of us — we are that person." I used to work in a factory. The job was dull, so I quit a few years ago. By chance, I came across crypto and meme coins, and since then I've become a full-time trader. I've experienced that suffocating feeling of staring at the screen alone late at night — back aching, eyes stinging — yet always telling myself, "Just one more look." I've seen screenshots of strangers getting rich overnight, and I've also personally bought at the top and sold at the bottom. Those losing positions stopped being about money long ago — they became a part of me, a reminder of a younger, more reckless version of myself. I feel happy for others' success, but I'm tired of always cheering for other people. I lie to my friends and family, saying "I'm fine," while never mentioning that hollow, empty anxiety. I've thought about giving up a hundred times, but something always pulls me back. Then I saw Wojak. He is someone who has been knocked down countless times — cried, laughed, grieved, suffered — yet still chooses to get back up. Wojak is actually very simple. Look at it long enough, and you realize it's not really expressing anything. It just takes your state at that moment and places it right there, unchanged. But look a little longer, and you get a feeling — yeah, that kind of looks like me. So I used most of my remaining savings to buy Wojak. Later, Wojak's market cap ran from 21m to 63m, but I never sold. Then it kept dropping, eventually bottoming at 2.5m. During that time, I experienced unprecedented silence — there were barely any meme coins on-chain with a market cap over 300k. But I still didn't sell. Because I believe a meme coin is never a game of value — it's a resonator of emotion. Wojak isn't just a meme. It's the person in the market who never left. It's also you. And now Wojak is at 11m. But I still haven't sold. Because I believe it's worth far more than this. And eventually you will realize that almost all meme coins end up becoming Wojak. When they go up, it's "this time different." When they go down, it's "that feel…" That's all.