Recently, I noticed a significant decline in WAL's trading volume. A closer look at the performance of the entire Alpha zone reveals that, aside from the leading tokens about to enter the contract track, other projects are experiencing varying degrees of cooling. Why is this happening? Essentially, it’s because Chinese Meme coins are experiencing a collective explosion. Several top KOLs are taking turns creating hype, and a large influx of capital is flooding in, making the entire Meme track extremely lively.
However, this also highlights the market's diversification. Meme coins are celebrating in their own track, while technical projects also have space to defend their own territory. For example, tokens like WAL that focus on fundamentals, although not as hot as Meme coins in the short term, present a good opportunity for buying on dips. Persisting with small, incremental daily purchases and waiting for capital rotation and reflow is the patience that investors in technical tokens should have.
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HappyToBeDumped
· 1h ago
Uh, it's the same old Meme coin bloodsucking routine, so annoying.
WAL cooldown isn't a bad thing; I'm actually picking up bargains.
Technical trading is played like this—when Meme goes crazy, we just wait quietly.
Waiting for the capital cycle, that's when the most clear-headed people emerge.
KOLs hype up the scene, confusing retail investors; we hold our ground.
Those who are now positioning in WAL will realize how fierce this wave is only after half a year.
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LightningClicker
· 21h ago
Damn Meme coins are again cutting leeks, projects like WAL with a core are being neglected
That's normal, funds always rotate. Now is the perfect time to pick up bargains
I'm already tired of the KOL hype; it's better to focus on fundamentals
Once the hype subsides, you'll see who the real winners are
This wave of adjustments in the Alpha zone was expected long ago; just hold patiently
Funds clustering in Meme coins is standard practice; take your time with technical projects
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ForumLurker
· 21h ago
Ha, Meme coins are really rampant now, but I still believe in the fundamentals.
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RuntimeError
· 21h ago
Damn it, it's the same old meme coin bloodsucking routine, every time it's like this.
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OvertimeSquid
· 21h ago
People rushing to the trend always chase the high. I still stick to dollar-cost averaging into WAL, and I'll see after the trend passes.
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GasFeeWhisperer
· 22h ago
It's the same old story again, why do some people always treat "buying the dip" as a universal cure-all?
I think WAL is just so-so, meme coins are popular for a reason, the funds are limited, why must they flow back into cold assets?
I should have gone all in on the coins those KOLs promoted, now I deeply regret it.
Buying small amounts daily sounds good, but I'm just worried that I might never see that rotation before I die.
Recently, I noticed a significant decline in WAL's trading volume. A closer look at the performance of the entire Alpha zone reveals that, aside from the leading tokens about to enter the contract track, other projects are experiencing varying degrees of cooling. Why is this happening? Essentially, it’s because Chinese Meme coins are experiencing a collective explosion. Several top KOLs are taking turns creating hype, and a large influx of capital is flooding in, making the entire Meme track extremely lively.
However, this also highlights the market's diversification. Meme coins are celebrating in their own track, while technical projects also have space to defend their own territory. For example, tokens like WAL that focus on fundamentals, although not as hot as Meme coins in the short term, present a good opportunity for buying on dips. Persisting with small, incremental daily purchases and waiting for capital rotation and reflow is the patience that investors in technical tokens should have.