In this round of altcoin market, new MEME projects are piling up and rising, but a closer look reveals a phenomenon—those star projects from last year have long been neglected by the market.



The pace of MEME coins has become extremely fast. No one talks about faith anymore, nor about stories; it's basically a day-trading T+1 approach—enter quickly and arbitrage out fast. It looks lively, but this rapid circulation of funds can't support any major trend.

The ones that can truly break out into stable main upward waves still depend on the performance of mainstream coins like Ethereum. You'll find that as long as ETH is sideways or lacks a clear direction, institutional funds are on high alert and won't participate in the altcoin rally on a large scale. Without the support of big capital, even the hottest MEME coins can only fluctuate rapidly, making it difficult to form a trend that is both steady and aggressive.
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SillyWhalevip
· 01-07 00:51
Fast-paced games that look lively are actually just hot potato passing. That's right, meme coins without big funds are just a futile attempt to jump around. Last year's coins have now become the tears of those who took the fall. If ETH doesn't move, I'll just watch the show.
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gas_fee_therapistvip
· 01-07 00:49
I should have known earlier, MEME is a quick in-and-out game, no institutions, no market trend. Last year's miracle coins have all become trash this year; the rotation is too fast. Wait until ETH breaks down before considering. Currently entering shanzhai projects is purely suicidal trading. Retail investors are here to get chopped, institutions don't care. MEME is just gambling; don't treat it as an investment. One sentence to summarize the whole article.
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AlwaysQuestioningvip
· 01-07 00:45
It's all short-term traders speculating, with no lasting power. This is just retail investors hyping themselves up; only when ETH moves seriously can we talk. MEME coins are now a hot potato game; sooner or later, the bagholders will be the ones to get stuck. It's normal for old projects to be abandoned; that's just the market's nature. If funds don't enter the market, it's just false fire; no matter how hot it gets, it's useless. Institutions are just watching the show; we can't create waves on our own. Honestly, we still have to wait for major coins to set the pace; otherwise, it's all just a flash in the pan.
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SolidityNewbievip
· 01-07 00:43
Last year's coin king has now become a cash machine, hilarious. The new MEME comes and goes, funds are repeatedly chopped up inside. ETH remains stagnant, institutions are holding tightly, daring not to make a move.
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