Recently, meme coin projects on Solana and Base chains have shown different levels of popularity. Some people are chasing a certain themed coin on Solana, then repeating the same pattern on Base, basically just switching chains to hype it up again. This phenomenon reflects the crypto market's eagerness to chase new tokens, especially between mainstream public chains, where the same concept can trigger multiple rounds of popularity. It seems that market participants are increasingly engaging in arbitrage and hype activities across different ecosystems.
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StealthDeployer
· 2025-12-22 20:53
Switching chains for Cryptocurrency Trading, the eternal art of suckers, to put it simply, it means to play people for suckers after one wave and then play another wave.
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DefiSecurityGuard
· 2025-12-20 00:26
⚠️ CRITICAL: identical contract deployment patterns across chains = textbook honeypot infrastructure. checked the bytecode myself—red flags everywhere. DYOR before touching any cross-chain meme garbage, seriously.
Recently, meme coin projects on Solana and Base chains have shown different levels of popularity. Some people are chasing a certain themed coin on Solana, then repeating the same pattern on Base, basically just switching chains to hype it up again. This phenomenon reflects the crypto market's eagerness to chase new tokens, especially between mainstream public chains, where the same concept can trigger multiple rounds of popularity. It seems that market participants are increasingly engaging in arbitrage and hype activities across different ecosystems.