This wave of the SOL ecosystem's meme sector has really taken off. $BONK, $BOME, $PENGU, useless, and ponke have taken turns to rise, and the heat continues to stay high. Among them, the BONK project recently made a new move—partnering with the USD1 stablecoin, backed by a $130 million incentive plan from the project team WLFI. There is widespread discussion in the community that such a large-scale support policy could potentially trigger a major market movement on-chain. Many traders are already closely watching the trends of PENGU, BOME, and BONK to see if there will be further developments.
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FortuneTeller42
· 1h ago
1.3 billion spent just for stablecoin cooperation? That logic has some substance; let's see if there are other tricks up their sleeve later on.
Is BONK this time serious or just the usual way to cut leeks? Let's wait and see.
The SOL ecosystem's meme this round is indeed different, but be cautious of the pattern where it cools off after a wave.
With PENGU and BOME rising simultaneously, it feels like someone is manipulating the market. Be cautious and don't FOMO.
The 1.3 billion incentive plan sounds great, but how much of it will actually be implemented is a question.
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MultiSigFailMaster
· 01-06 02:03
1.3 billion in incentives poured in, which is indeed impressive, but it's hard to say how much more BONK can rise.
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quietly_staking
· 01-05 01:51
$130 million in incentives? That's quite a move, but it depends on whether it can truly boost trading volume later on.
If BONK can leverage this stablecoin partnership to break through, that would be impressive; otherwise, it's just routine operation.
PENGU and BOME are now a bit late to the game; it feels like the hype is reaching its peak.
The recent surge of meme coins signals a pump-and-dump scheme; the big players should consider cashing out.
Spending $130 million without any significant movement would be a real problem.
BONK has taken action, but that doesn't necessarily mean it's a good thing; let's see how it develops.
Still, I think the hype around the SOL ecosystem is more about speculation than actual application.
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MetadataExplorer
· 01-05 01:45
1.3 billion spent just to sit comfortably as the number one on the chain? I'm tired of this routine.
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TokenToaster
· 01-05 01:34
Spending 130 million just to try to artificially boost the market; I've seen this trick too many times.
It's actually surprising if BONK can make it out; meme coins are just betting on popularity.
Does PENGU really still have a chance? It feels like the hype is cooling down.
This round of collaboration sounds impressive, but the key is whether the bagholders are there.
Stablecoin collaborations = they are about to dump? Experienced traders understand.
An ecosystem built solely on incentives, how can it last long? Just waiting to harvest the leeks.
Why can't I see any movement in BOME's market? Or am I blind?
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ColdWalletAnxiety
· 01-05 01:26
13 million really been invested? That's quite a move, BONK is about to make some waves.
This wave of the SOL ecosystem's meme sector has really taken off. $BONK, $BOME, $PENGU, useless, and ponke have taken turns to rise, and the heat continues to stay high. Among them, the BONK project recently made a new move—partnering with the USD1 stablecoin, backed by a $130 million incentive plan from the project team WLFI. There is widespread discussion in the community that such a large-scale support policy could potentially trigger a major market movement on-chain. Many traders are already closely watching the trends of PENGU, BOME, and BONK to see if there will be further developments.