there are certain narratives in crypto that you spot early and get into it with size. one of those becomes your trade for the cycle, the one that delivers your biggest returns. i always think about generational memes. they don't just survive for a few days or months, they're here for multiple cycles. whenever i buy a meme coin, i ask myself - will this narrative still be here next cycle? doge and pepe are generational memes and will always be tradable assets that generate millions in daily volume. neet is one of those generational narratives. “we bought a coin and never worked again” will onboard more people into crypto than any other coin. at a $33m market cap, neet looks expensive compared to other alts, but when the targets are in the billions, you have to pay that premium. once the consensus is that neet is a generational meme, you'll be paying a much higher premium. early believers are rewarded because they take big risks, endure all kinds of volatility and harsh market conditions, and invest when the chance of failure is high. i was there when venice went from my $4 buys to below $1 in three months. i was there when hype went from $35 to below $10. it's hard to stomach an 80% drawdown when you have no conviction. a lot of people capitulate because it becomes painful and exhausting neet has gone through multiple 80% drawdowns, and you think it won't survive the next one when it comes? they'll talk about how neet is dead when it goes from $1 billion to $250m. in hindsight, it will look pretty funny. 1 million neet and never work again nWo