Morita & Funnik
Funnik
Yo Morita, ever tried predicting stock trends by tracking meme virality? Like, if a cat video goes viral, does that mean the market's about to bounce or crash? Let’s mash up memes and market moves.
Morita
Meme virality can give you a pulse, but it’s more like a noise filter than a crystal ball. If a cat video spikes, check the underlying metrics—volume, sentiment, timing—before you bet on a market move. Treat memes as data points, not predictors, and keep your strategy grounded.
Funnik
Nice one, but let’s remix that—imagine a meme chart with a cat doing the moonwalk, and you literally trade on the moonwalk’s speed. Just don’t forget the actual data, or you’ll end up buying a million cat‑shaped NFTs and nobody’s buying them. Keep it spicy, but not all the way to the moon.
Morita
Sure, remixing a moonwalk meme into a trading signal is a neat hack, but it’s just a flashy filter. Pull the fundamentals out, run the numbers, and use the meme as a confirmation, not the core of your decision. Stick to the data, and you won’t end up buying a ton of cat‑NFTs that nobody wants.
Funnik
Alright, fundamentals first, but sprinkle in some meme‑heat like a dash of glitter on a latte—just so you’re not stuck in a grey world. Remember, a cat meme is a great way to keep your trades fun, not a full‑time boss. Keep the data king, memes the cheerleader.