2026-01-10 14:27:04

Recently, a popular Meme coin has achieved impressive results — a 63.4% increase in 24 hours, with its market cap reaching a new high. But fundamentally, these tokens lack real-world application support, and their market performance entirely depends on community consensus and market enthusiasm.

In the short term, they indeed experience price increases driven by trending topics, but this is also the fatal weakness of Meme coins: their prices are highly volatile and easily influenced by emotions. Once community enthusiasm wanes and trending topics fade, prices are likely to plummet rapidly, with some drops being astonishing. The short-term trend of such assets is unpredictable, making it difficult to accurately forecast rises or falls.

Participants in these tokens should be psychologically prepared — high returns often come with extremely high risks, and chasing gains blindly is not advisable.

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ShibaSunglasses

· 5h ago

63.4%？Sounds great, but only gamblers dare to get on board. --- Meme coins are just hot potato games; sooner or later, someone has to catch the last stick. --- The topic collapsed as soon as the appetizer was over. Who doesn't know that? --- I just want to ask, are there still people chasing this stuff? Have you paid enough tuition? --- Community hype maintaining the price... this logic is just ridiculous. Do they really think everyone in crypto is that naive? --- It drops a hundred times faster than it rises. I really can't stand this pace. --- High risk, high reward? No, this is high risk, high loss. --- The moment you chase the high is the beginning of losing everything.

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GasWastingMaximalist

· 8h ago

63% just want to brag? Don't cry when this thing drops back to the starting point next week.

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WhaleMinion

· 01-10 14:56

Looking at 63 points is satisfying, but this thing really can't be trusted. The buddies who followed the trend are probably cutting their losses now.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 01-10 14:45

63.4%? Sounds great, but that's the typical meme coin pattern—once the hype passes, it gets cut in half. How many people will lose their holdings this time? Basically, it's a game of hot potato—you just have to make sure you're not the last one holding it.

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wrekt_but_learning

· 01-10 14:40

Here we go again with the same rhetoric, a 63% increase looks great, but it can just as easily fall back to zero. This wave of investment is probably driven by gambler mentality; without fundamental support, it's pure gambling. Once community enthusiasm fades, it crashes completely. I've seen this happen too many times. I just want to ask if anyone has actually made money from meme coins, or if everyone is just trapped. High risk, high reward—this phrase has been repeated a thousand times, yet some still chase after gains, which is truly speechless. It's really a psychological game; whoever can control their emotional cycle will make money. Be prepared for sudden drops at any time, and keep a steady mindset.

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GasFeeCrying

· 01-10 14:35

A 63% increase looks great, but I don't have any real assets... I'll really cry if there's a sudden crash overnight.

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