2025-12-23 10:50:29

#以太坊行情解读 Meme coin, the appearance of faith often resembles the little dog raised by a certain tech pro.

The real signal is never that sudden spike. Instead, it's the moment you start seeing it frequently and get used to its existence.

When a symbol no longer needs explanation, when it can be instantly understood by everyone in a joke among friends, that is when the discussion phase has ended. It has entered another dimension.

Meme coin never cares about right or wrong — it only cares about being remembered. In this wave, the way it is remembered by everyone is that little pet image that you simply cannot ignore. The fluctuations of $BTC , although each has its own logic, are often the hardest variable to measure in the spread of Meme culture.

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BlockTalk

· 12-23 11:12

You're not wrong, meme coins are just a game of faith; if you take it seriously, you lose. Haha, it's hilarious; as long as everyone is talking about it, that's all that matters. This wave has indeed gone viral, it's more effective than any fundamentals. Ngl, that dog has become a totem, there's no turning back now. Once a symbol goes viral, the price becomes a secondary issue. Culture is the biggest consensus, which is why memes can go so crazy. Thinking back, no one took it seriously before, but now you can't avoid it.

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RunWithRugs

· 12-23 11:12

To be honest, this theory sounds good, but in practice, it really depends on who catches the falling knife first. Meme coins are just a game of information asymmetry; smart people get in and out early, while those who come later are just passing the baton. Symbols can indeed spread, but in the end, it's always the "remembered" retail investors who lose money. Why do I feel like this logic is just finding excuses for my own Holdings? That wave of Doge truly entered another dimension. Can the current Meme coins replicate that? I'm not so sure.

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NestedFox

· 12-23 11:09

You are right, but the ones who really make money are those who enter a position early in the morning. --- This wave of memes indeed has some substance, but it is easy to be played for suckers. --- Enter another dimension? Ha, I only see another dimension of being played for suckers. --- Wait, does this logic mean we are all brainwashed? --- The cultural influence is the strongest? Please, that is the market maker's financial power, okay? --- Indeed, the more you see it, the more you believe it, that’s hypnosis. --- Remembering is one thing, but in the end, it’s only when the dumping moment arrives that you wake up.

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