Bought a lot of $Lore today The targets of this kind of large traffic and hot trends for a period of time are as follows: 1. The proportion of cryptocurrency accounts that pay attention to this hot spot. Market capitalization is driven by capital, not headcount. The traffic is large, but the target users are not users in the cryptocurrency circle, and investors cannot bring purchasing power if they do not get that meme. 2. How many targets does the narrative have? Funds are limited, and if there are too many choices, funds cannot form a joint force. 3. Kernel. Hot spots and trends always come and go quickly, and after a while, no one talks about them. Without a core, the life cycle of Meme is too short and there is an upper limit to market capitalization. 4. Narrative and meme fit. It mainly depends on whether this meme has a second creation. The Twitter account that publishes Feels Good Man is the majority in the currency circle, Lore has only one target, and the accounts of multiple projects publish Lore's secondary creation images. At the kernel, Lore may be missing a little (or maybe I didn't figure it out). This picture is called "Feels Good Man" and is often used for "I said it a long time ago", for post-mortem.