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This for example is „you met me at a very bavarian time in my life“. Spawned and a derivate from „you met me at a very chinese time in my life“ So Mihao is just using the solana:Tm2iqbxYjKpW8xCMe6q1xUraNMNzcG5xMztAir3pump slogan to raid.

Shoutout to DEXTools for acknowledging that the phrase “you met me at a very Chinese time in my life” originated from our community. A community that has been grinding for the past two months, investing money into content, and building something from the ground up. @chinesetimeinmy solana:Tm2iqbxYjKpW8xCMe6q1xUraNMNzcG5xMztAir3pump Give credit where credit is due. 🫡

I can say this over and over again, but now even Pumpfun has posted “You met me at a very Chinese time in my life” and linked it to solana:4CxjZyMNoF1p6eXHXHv1TWpS2X47CuUmLwtGe18spump Yes, the phrase is being used by the Mihao community, but CT is massively confusing things by pretending that its virality originated there. The phrase went viral because of Dante, Luca Maxim and his videos. This trend has already reached mainstream audiences and normies. It’s just CT that hasn’t fully caught up yet. So at least show some respect to solana:Tm2iqbxYjKpW8xCMe6q1xUraNMNzcG5xMztAir3pump the community that has been grinding its ass off for the past two months, only to watch another coin try to claim ownership of a viral phrase. Don’t rewrite the history of a trend just because another ticker wants to capitalize on it.

You met me at a very $Chinese time in my life

Without $Chinese there would be no solana:4CxjZyMNoF1p6eXHXHv1TWpS2X47CuUmLwtGe18spump You met me at a very Chinese time in my life.

You met me at a very Chinese time in my life

我们都是中国人。

There is a huge misunderstanding within CT surrounding the Ni Hao Cat pump. “You met me at a very Chinese time in my life” has absolutely nothing to do with $Mihao. I understand why people might get that impression, considering how Mihao holders have been spamming the phrase and how even Ansem is now associating it with the coin. However, outside of CT, in the normie world, nobody associates this phrase with Mihao. Do a little research. The phrase went viral again because of the PS2 trend, which was brought back by @childofkhan_ @chinesetimeinmy Just because a community adopts a viral meme and starts spamming it doesn’t mean they created it or that the original trend has anything to do with their coin. Chinese time in my life belongs to $chinese

People tend to forget that “You met me at a very Chinese time in my life” existed long before it was launched here. Don’t misunderstand the meme. solana:Tm2iqbxYjKpW8xCMe6q1xUraNMNzcG5xMztAir3pump

Do nothing. Win. Be Chinese. Win.

All my respect to the Mihao community. They have one of the strongest bag-working communities out there. However, what’s written in the token information on the Pumpfun app is complete wrong. The meme “You met me at a very Chinese time in my life” has absolutely nothing to do with Mihao. The meme’s virality came entirely from the Dante trend, which generated billions of views across social media platforms. Whoever added that information, it’s disrespectful to associate the spotlight of this viral cult with Mihao, especially when there is a team (@chinesetimeinmy) behind it that has invested thousands of dollars in video production to build and push this trend even more. You met me at a very $Chinese time in my life.

Nobody might care, but I’m doing this for myself. At some point, I just have to let go and stop with memecoins. This whole thing is slowly eating away at my motivation, my energy, and my money. I started trading in the fall of 2024. I went my own way, never really found success with trading, and out of pure frustration with all the scammer devs in this space, I eventually started leading CTOs and launching tokens myself. Not only was this the only way I managed to make some money, but it was also the part I genuinely enjoyed. Building communities, leading people, being honest with the people who believed in what we were building, and creating something that actually meant something. But even that joy is slowly fading. It feels like this might be my very last ride with a CTO. Either multimillions or zero. But once this journey is over, I won’t be sacrificing any more of my valuable time or putting any more of my own money into leading a token. Because let’s be honest: Pumpfun and the platforms around it don’t give a fuck about what happens to the teams behind these projects. The money it takes to make a token succeed almost always comes straight out of the team’s own pockets. So why is this my last ride? The memecoin scene has turned into everything we never wanted it to become. No more bagworkers. No more OG traders. Just KOLs trying to extract the last possible dollar out of every move, constantly destroying charts and tearing apart the very communities people have spent weeks or months building. Take You met me at a very Chinese time in my life, where I’m part of the CTO team. We’ve spent over two months building a community around this cult. We’ve put our own money into it. We’ve spent countless hours creating content, some of which is extremely expensive to produce. One of our team members even got accepted into the Higgsfield program because of the videos we’ve been making. We started by building a genuinely solid and active community. The meme has accumulated billions of views across social media. Millions of likes. One main meme, hundreds of derivatives, many of which have gone viral themselves. Alon has said the line. More and more people are saying it. Every single day, the number grows. And just now, with the Jensen Huang situation, the meme is gaining even more traction. Yet somehow, we’re still here. What makes this so exhausting is that we’ve had multiple catalysts. We’ve had multiple strong pumps that weren’t even driven by our own community selling. They were primarily sold into by KOLs. Time and time again, these KOLs have set us back. And it’s not just the chart they damage. It’s the people. We’ve lost valuable community members along the way because of the constant extraction, manipulation and disappointment. And honestly, I just don’t understand it anymore. What stage of the memecoin market are we even in when none of this seems to matter? How many catalysts does it take for a token to finally break out? How much time, energy and money does a team have to invest in content creation before CT actually appreciates it? How viral does a meme have to become? I genuinely don’t get it. I’m sitting here roughly $5K in the red again, with hundreds of hours of work behind me, feeling like so much of it has been wasted. All because KOLs keep fucking us over. So yeah, this is my last ride. To everyone who actually took the time to read this, thank you. And to everyone from the You met me at a very Chinese time in my life community who’s still here, still active, still believing and still showing up: you are the real ones. I genuinely wish you nothing but the best in whatever comes next. CT needs people like you. People with conviction. People who are willing to build, contribute and hold on to something they believe in, instead of constantly chasing the next shiny new coin.

You met me at a very Russian time in my life

You met Jensen at a very very Chinese time in his life

The lone wolf - this one is for Gake. I miss @Ga__ke

Chinese -> Mogger All part of the meme

It‘s close, Elon Musk and Yilongma meet up incoming

You met me at a very unemployed time in my life

China is my spawn location