Looking at $PEPE's 26% single-day surge, with trading volume directly surpassing $800 million, one can understand a key point: what the market truly values is not the technical architecture or ecological applications.
In simple terms, the reason Meme coins can trigger a more explosive rally than ecosystem tokens boils down to two words—emotion. Without complex underlying design or real application scenarios, they rely solely on pure emotional resonance and collective narrative, which allows them to achieve even more rapid gains. What does this indicate? In the crypto market, attention and storytelling are far more effective than actual value in mobilizing short-term capital. Once a consensus is formed, the market will speak through price movements.
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RektHunter
· 13h ago
Emotional cards can beat technical cards, that's outrageous
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RugDocScientist
· 13h ago
Emotional cards are more effective than technical cards. In this market, it all comes down to a psychological game.
The rapid rise of meme coins really defies logic, but making money is the real deal.
Storytelling > fundamentals, this is the truth of crypto.
Honestly, PEPE's recent surge is truly crazy; chasing the high requires careful consideration.
Emotions come quickly and go just as fast, beware of catching the bag.
These days, the crypto world relies on collective consensus; even the most outstanding projects can't compete with a good story.
An 800 million trading volume, are there really that many people FOMO?
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ForkMonger
· 13h ago
ngl this just exposes how fragile the whole "governance" narrative really is. one viral moment and your "fundamentals" mean nothing. that's the margin of disruption we're talking about right here—the protocol darwinism nobody wants to admit exists. meme coins aren't bugs, they're features of a broken system lmao
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NFTDreamer
· 13h ago
Emotions are really more valuable than technology. To put it bluntly, it's all gambler's mentality.
26% lost in a day, and the next sucker to take over is anyone's guess.
Meme coins are pure gambling, there's nothing to boast about.
Storytelling > actual value; this market is all about acting.
8 billion in trading volume, the big players are the happiest.
Collective narratives are just collective takeovers.
Emotions come quickly and go just as fast. I’d rather stick with Bitcoin.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 13h ago
Emotions are really just money, no more pretending, I'll just say it directly
PEPE's move is indeed fierce, but this is the market we live in
Telling stories makes more money than coding, wake up everyone
That's it, reality is just so heartbreaking
Meme coins are going crazy, and you're still studying the white paper
Human nature overrides everything, this time I’ve truly seen through it
$800 million in trading volume, it means nothing anymore
When the atmosphere is together, technical solutions are useless
The market itself is the biggest consensus
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MissedAirdropBro
· 13h ago
Damn, it's another emotional market. I'm still over here researching on-chain data, while they rely on storytelling and lose 26% in a day.
Looking at $PEPE's 26% single-day surge, with trading volume directly surpassing $800 million, one can understand a key point: what the market truly values is not the technical architecture or ecological applications.
In simple terms, the reason Meme coins can trigger a more explosive rally than ecosystem tokens boils down to two words—emotion. Without complex underlying design or real application scenarios, they rely solely on pure emotional resonance and collective narrative, which allows them to achieve even more rapid gains. What does this indicate? In the crypto market, attention and storytelling are far more effective than actual value in mobilizing short-term capital. Once a consensus is formed, the market will speak through price movements.