2026-01-19 08:24:28

Honestly, the Chinese Meme coin sector doesn't really have any long-term faith. You see, any project can pump and then dump and run away, then switch to a new project and repeat the process—it's especially exhausting. It's better to honestly focus on Bitcoin or Ethereum, which are more stable.

Where's the problem? The Chinese Meme coin community basically self-destructs and sustains itself, with everyone cutting each other, and it can't attract external funds at all. Under this ecosystem, there's no real growth, only a game of existing assets. In comparison, projects with international participation are much more resilient. It seems like this track will have to wait until something truly consensus-driven appears.

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MemeCurator

· 11h ago

Chinese meme coins are just hot potato games; sooner or later, you'll have to take the fall. I agree, but it still depends on whether there's international hype. Without foreign investment, it's doomed. Stop messing around. Honestly holding BTC is the real way to go. This ecosystem is truly hopeless; it's just people stabbing each other in the back. Wait, isn't there any Chinese meme that can go viral? It seems like a flash in the pan; once the hype passes, no one pays attention. The consensus within the Chinese community isn't strong enough; it's hard to grow big. Honestly, the lifecycle of this track is too short.

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MetaverseLandlady

· 11h ago

After all the rolling, I still can't compete with international giants. The Chinese market is indeed just like that.

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BankruptWorker

· 11h ago

You're so right. Chinese meme coins are just a vicious cycle, with one wave of pump and dump after another, exhausting everyone. Basically, it's small-town quiz takers stabbing each other in the back. Without international markets coming in, it will never develop creatively. There's no real incremental consensus here; it's purely a stock game, which is really not interesting. Bitcoin and Ethereum are much more solid. Why bother with all this fuss? Just wait. Something genuine will eventually come out.

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SocialFiQueen

· 11h ago

The Chinese meme coin circle is just a vicious cycle, it's boring. Exactly, cutting in and out endlessly, who really has faith? Stick with mainstream coins for safety, no need to fuss. This circle just lacks international consensus; small-town experts can't break out. Let's wait and see if there's really a breakout, but it's probably unlikely.

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FloorPriceNightmare

· 11h ago

Yeah, there's nothing wrong with this logic. Chinese Meme coins are just a dead cycle. --- Basically, it's just self-entertainment; no one really wants to step in and take the loss. --- I've already switched to BTC, it's hassle-free. --- Wait, are you saying international Meme coins won't be cut? That's a bit naive. --- Actually, it's just missing a trailblazer to break the deadlock. Currently, there isn't one. --- People hurting their own people... wake up, everyone. --- Yes, the core issue is the lack of growth; it's all zero-sum games. --- Instead of waiting, it's better to go directly for mainstream coins, it's simpler. --- When foreign capital comes in, the ecosystem will come alive. That's very realistic. --- I see the future as uncertain; this sector has already overdrawn its credit.

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BlockchainArchaeologist

· 11h ago

That's so true. Chinese meme coins are just a game of hot potato. Is it interesting to keep cutting each other's leeks? It's better to go all-in on BTC for stability. Wait, your logic is off. How can something without consensus appear? Meme coins are meant to be played short-term. Do they have to find faith? That's a distorted mindset for trading cryptocurrencies. The core issue isn't whether it's Chinese or English; it's whether there's a real community backing it. I still believe that some projects can survive because there are genuinely people who believe in them.

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ReverseTradingGuru

· 12h ago

That's right, Chinese Meme coins are just a cycle of cutting leeks, tired of playing. It's heartbreaking that insiders keep cutting each other, with no healthy growth at all. Bitcoin is the real king, everything else is just fleeting. International projects indeed have stronger vitality, this is the reality. Wait for the right opportunity, reliable projects will eventually emerge.

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