2026-01-18 07:24:14

In this round of the market, the performance of MEME coins has surprised many. Rather than technological innovation, it’s more about players redefining sentiment and culture.

The rules have indeed changed. Technical indicators have given way to emotional consensus, and cold market cap rankings can’t compete with a vibrant community. True dark horses often come from projects that can break barriers and tell compelling stories — this bull market seems to follow that logic.

Do you have any favorite MEME coins? Instead of analyzing silently in the group, share your thoughts. Sometimes the best investment opportunities are hidden in genuine discussions among everyone.

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AlphaLeaker

· 6h ago

Manipulating emotions or discovering value, the line is a bit blurry MEME coins are hot, but how long community consensus can hold is a question A good story doesn't necessarily mean quick money, don't get caught up in the hype I've already positioned myself early, those entering now are just bagholders Cultural attributes do exist, but ultimately it still depends on liquidity and holder structure The phrase "technology is dead" is too absolute; MEME coins without fundamentals will eventually collapse Anyone who is quietly analyzing is considered a genius, I follow the big influencers There are many projects with good storytelling, but not all can become winners in the secondary market Community-driven is correct, it all depends on whether it's genuine stickiness or just hype cycles Emotions, at high points and crises, are often just one black swan away

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ImpermanentPhobia

· 6h ago

Honestly, the technical aspect has long lost its appeal. Now it's all about who can stir up emotions and whose community is crazier. Community is the new king; no matter how good the code is, projects without consensus are useless. Those MEME coins that get rich overnight, it's less about luck and more about cultural resonance winning the algorithm. Projects that feel right need to be jumped on early; by the time the analysis is thorough, the opportunity is gone. Honestly, in a bull market, those who dare to speak often make the most money. Quietly trading stocks is already outdated. Now all technical indicators are meaningless; it's about who can tell the most outrageous story. This round has indeed become distorted, but I like it—it's at least more interesting than watching candlestick charts. MEME coins are like gambling, but what you're betting on is human nature, which makes it the most genuine.

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ForkThisDAO

· 6h ago

Community consensus beats technical analysis, I believe in that. But the ones who truly make money are always those who started buying early, haha. --- Meme coins are just gambling on human nature. Those with strong storytelling skills are indeed popular. Currently, everyone is betting on the next narrative to go viral. --- Technical analysis is useless? Then what were all those countless candlestick charts I’ve looked at before worth? My eyes are almost ruined. --- The most outrageous thing is that any random meme can be pumped into a coin. The market is really crazy. But on the other hand, when it’s crazy, it’s also the most profitable. --- Emotion > technical indicators, this logic only holds in a bull market. When the bear market comes, let’s see if you still believe in the power of community.

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SoliditySurvivor

· 6h ago

Community sentiment is indeed more accurate than K-line charts, but how will technical analysts make a living if things continue like this? MEME's comeback mainly relies on capturing human nature; telling a good story is the key. Honestly, I've been pondering this too. It feels like recent projects are all trying to break the dimensional wall. This wave of market has truly overturned my understanding of the market. Hey, do you have any assets you want to bottom fish? Technical indicators have long been outdated; now it's all about who can mobilize emotions and who can retain popularity. I believe the future belongs to community-driven projects. Relying solely on data can no longer keep up with the pace. I've seen through this idea long ago: it's a two-way rush between players and capital, and in the end, the ones making money are those who tell stories.

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