【BlockBeats】Recently, an interesting phenomenon has appeared on the BSC chain. A Chinese Meme coin “An” using the USD1 stablecoin pool experienced a rollercoaster ride on its launch day.
The price skyrocketed from the opening, with the market cap reaching a high of $41 million. It is currently stable around $34.7 million, with a single coin price of $0.034. It looks like a pretty fierce rise.
But here’s the interesting part—this surge has no fundamental reasons to justify it. There are no positive news, the community doesn’t have any special narrative support, and even monitoring platforms haven’t detected obvious risk signals for now. So what’s driving such a strong increase? Market analysis generally suggests it’s likely institutional speculation.
This kind of situation is actually quite common among Meme coins. These tokens are essentially driven by market sentiment and concepts, with no real product value or application scenarios backing them. Prices depend entirely on popularity, and volatility is especially high. Yesterday’s hot topic can cool down by today.
So if you’re paying attention to this type of coin, you must be aware of the risks involved. Always think carefully about how much loss you can tolerate before entering, because Meme coin markets can change suddenly and drastically.
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RektDetective
· 1h ago
It's the same old scheme of institutions cutting leeks: skyrocketing without fundamentals, a typical signal of pump and dump.
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WealthCoffee
· 9h ago
Another crazy surge without fundamentals. I've seen this routine too many times.
This brainless pump will eventually leave someone holding the bag. I prefer to play logical projects.
A one-day trading trend—who knows who is pushing it behind the scenes.
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TommyTeacher
· 9h ago
Institutional pump again, even without fundamentals, dare to push to 41 million?
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Another brainless pump meme coin, who will be the bagholder this time?
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Wait, no risk signals? Isn't this a risk signal?
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Honestly, brother, this coin has risen so much without any story support, I wouldn't dare to touch it.
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Typical institutional play, I bet five bucks that it will dump next.
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Meme coins are basically gambling; such a sharp rise indicates distribution is already happening.
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Feels a bit like the Luna cycle before, be careful everyone.
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DeFiCaffeinator
· 10h ago
Institutions are bottom-fishing and retail investors are left holding the bag. This routine has been played out all too often.
It's another rise without fundamentals, a typical illusion of prosperity.
Wait, a market cap of 41 million in one day? How much money would it take to push that...
Damn, I dare not touch it. After such a surge, a sharp decline is inevitable.
The name "An" is quite clever; may you finally find peace, haha.
It feels like some big players are shaking out the market, retail investors just waiting to be trapped.
Coins sustained by emotion, they collapse at the slightest breeze. It's not interesting.
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degenwhisperer
· 10h ago
Institutions are harvesting again; this trick is nothing new.
Why does it rise without fundamentals? It just means someone is throwing money to pump the price, waiting for retail investors to buy in and then they run.
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ValidatorViking
· 10h ago
nah, classic pump with zero fundamentals backing it. orchestrated moves like this always reek of whale coordination tbh. memecoin casino gonna casino, but where's the actual utility here? just vibes and leverage, nothing battle-tested about it.
BSC new Meme coin experiences huge fluctuations in one day, institutional speculation or market enthusiasm?
【BlockBeats】Recently, an interesting phenomenon has appeared on the BSC chain. A Chinese Meme coin “An” using the USD1 stablecoin pool experienced a rollercoaster ride on its launch day.
The price skyrocketed from the opening, with the market cap reaching a high of $41 million. It is currently stable around $34.7 million, with a single coin price of $0.034. It looks like a pretty fierce rise.
But here’s the interesting part—this surge has no fundamental reasons to justify it. There are no positive news, the community doesn’t have any special narrative support, and even monitoring platforms haven’t detected obvious risk signals for now. So what’s driving such a strong increase? Market analysis generally suggests it’s likely institutional speculation.
This kind of situation is actually quite common among Meme coins. These tokens are essentially driven by market sentiment and concepts, with no real product value or application scenarios backing them. Prices depend entirely on popularity, and volatility is especially high. Yesterday’s hot topic can cool down by today.
So if you’re paying attention to this type of coin, you must be aware of the risks involved. Always think carefully about how much loss you can tolerate before entering, because Meme coin markets can change suddenly and drastically.