2025-12-18 02:15:14

The current landscape of the MEME coin sector is gradually taking shape.

From the platform perspective, PUMP remains the spiritual pillar, but recently the trend has shifted slightly, with BSC and Base chains each establishing their own presence, hinting at a three-way stalemate.

Looking at the leading tokens, Doge has attracted a massive number of retail investors, while the Shib community seems a bit complacent. Pepe's community is quite active, continuously conquering new territories, and Bonk, as a latecomer, has been working hard to break through.

One observation worth considering is that the influence of key figures on the platform's ecosystem should not be underestimated. If a key person encounters issues—similar to some major exchanges getting involved in disputes—the platform loses its spiritual support and consequently its attractiveness. If PUMP truly loses its core driving force, decline is only a matter of time. A platform without a soul can't really support big waves.

PUMP1,78%

DOGE-1,48%

SHIB-2,64%

PEPE-2,81%

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SnapshotStriker

· 2025-12-21 02:15

If this PUMP really causes trouble, I think a bunch of people will be crying their eyes out, and the entire market will be finished.

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FreeMinter

· 2025-12-20 17:05

PUMP is now like walking a tightrope, one person supporting the entire ecosystem. This will inevitably crash sooner or later. --- I didn't expect the Shib community to lie flat; they were so fierce back then. --- Pepe is really competing; this is what a MEME coin should look like. --- Honestly, it still depends on who can survive until the end. --- I didn't expect the rise of the Base chain; the competitive landscape has changed so quickly. --- Who will support PUMP if it falls? That question is a bit painful. --- The key figure is indeed a bug; centralization has become like this. --- Breaking through Bonk is a bit difficult; the top players are too solid.

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BTCBeliefStation

· 2025-12-18 02:40

Haha PUMP is now like the big brother in the crypto world, but it also feels a bit like resting on its laurels. Pepe's community is really competitive, much more intense than Shib's side. When key figures get into trouble, the impact is indeed huge; there are too many lessons from previous incidents. Let's wait and see if Base can really turn things around; there are still opportunities.

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MEVvictim

· 2025-12-18 02:39

How much longer can PUMP last? It feels like gambling on a person—if you bet wrong, everything's gone. --- It's a good thing that BSC and Base are gaining momentum. It's definitely better than everything being concentrated on a single chain. --- Pepe has been quite active this wave, looking much more lively than Shib. --- If the key figure gets into trouble, the entire ecosystem is finished. This kind of pattern is seen too often in the crypto world. --- Honestly, the PUMP bubble will burst sooner or later; it just depends on who can run faster. --- A tripartite balance sounds good, but the risk of centralization is still there. --- Bonk probably can't break the deadlock; latecomers will never surpass the early movers.

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PositionPhobia

· 2025-12-18 02:17

Pump is really fragile; an ecosystem supported by just one person will eventually collapse.

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