Sit back, relax, and enjoy the Memes!
Pretty sure everyone reading this understands the power of the Meme. In todays degen digital micro blogging realm Memes reign supreme. SO much so that I even capitalize the word like it's a country or something. Heck there's even TED talks about the Memes.
When it comes down to it, I think what makes meme's so powerful is:
- Shareability, a single image, easy to transmit.
- Humor, one of the easiest ways to put us at ease, everyone enjoys a laugh. Plus comedy has a sort of green light to explore dark places while poking fun. I mean almost nothing is off-limits to comedy.
- Communication of a message, sometimes more subtly than others. But there's a usually a message to unpack from every meme.
Enough about that, let's get to the damn meme's. So I scoured the internet for WSB related meme's and there's a pretty solid selection of goodies here.
Let me be your Meme curators for the next 3 minutes and enjoy all the lol's, let's go.
This meme speaks to the ongoing battle between Wall Street hedgies and the WSB army. The lines have been drawn, shots fired, and the war is on.
If WSB can focus on the long game, and make some small wins along the way the movement could have legs, we'll see.
Yeah, want a front row view of the shit show, pull up your twitter account and grab a seat. I think short form content like Twitter has been working really well in terms of spreading info and influence in the financial space.
A double edged sword as there is a misinformation campaign also being waged.
This speaks to the positives coming from the GME/WSB movement, conversations about the short comings and corruption within the financial system.
It's a conversation starter anyways, and the conversation could go in the direction of "hey, there's alternatives to centralized finance",.. Enter the DiFi conversation.
Does this fall into the FUD category? It's certainly the reality of all bubbles, what goes up will inevitably come down again. There is something to be said about holding an asset that has been pumped, there's risk.
Thing is the GME movement isn't about profiting off the pump, it's about buying what small amount you can afford and holding FOREVER. Although I think we all know people who have made a quick buck, as the opportunists pounced.
Just remember the age old saying, "buy low sell high".
Last but not least I like this one because it's speaks to the double standard of the centralized financial system.
We all know there will be no justice for Robinhood and other exchange users who had the rug pulled out from under them when their app of choice decided to remove that "BUY" button which drove the price down.
Centralized finance has access to nearly all the resources in the world, and with the media at the beckon call we have started to see a full court press.
Jimmy Kimmel
Ok puppet, keep reading your script 🐒
The best example I think came yesterday when we heard our friend and pal Jimmy Kimmel infer that Russians are behind the WSB movement.
As one of my friends has repeatedly points out to me, he thinks any movement away from centralized finance will be deemed the new "communism" by the ruling class and their centralized media outlets.
Popeye's Chicken Tendies!
And then there's this which is good for a laugh..
Hope you enjoyed, power to the Meme!
Ciao for now,
