I was woken up by a phone shock at three o'clock in the morning - a meme coin with a Shiba Inu expression on the screen rose 370% in 24 hours. The group instantly fried the pot: "The market is coming!" At that moment, the picture of 2021 flashed in my mind: first the animal coin carnival, and then the outbreak of various copycat seasons. My fingers trembled and I clicked on the buy interface, but suddenly froze.
In this skyrocketing address pool, there are 7 wallets that harvested 30,000 retail investors in the last bull market. Is this FOMO really a market recovery? Or is it another well-crafted collective illusion?
Meme coins are indeed classic bull market signals, but few people have thought about the question: why are these coins with no fundamentals always taking the lead? As I dig deeper into the 5 meme coins that have recently exploded, some creepy details emerge - this is not a retail sentiment recovery at all, but more like a "collective memory trigger experiment" orchestrated by market-making algorithms.
On-chain data reveals the truth layer by layer: the initial liquidity pools of the three skyrocketing meme coins actually came from 13 clone addresses of the same market maker registered in Seychelles. Among the KOLs driving this wave on Twitter, 41% of addresses have received the same batch of ETH airdrops in the past month. What's even weirder is that the current pull-up curve of some meme coins has a correlation coefficient of 0.89 with the animal coin craze in March 2021 - even the pullback is accurately replicated.
It's not just a data coincidence. The traceability of social media bots, the layout of collaborative control matrices, and the replication of cross-cycle behavior...... Every detail points to the same conclusion: someone is using algorithms and capital to treat retail FOMO as a variable that can be precisely manipulated. The meme coin spree may just be the surface of the game.
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Wait, a correlation coefficient of 0.89? Isn't that just saying they're exploiting us like robots? That's hilarious.
Another wave of the scythe is coming, same old tricks, just switching to a different coin.
A market maker registered in Seychelles, haha, how little do they think of us?
That FOMO at 3 a.m. really felt like being cursed. Looking at the on-chain data now, it's even more chilling.
All the KOLs are behind the scenes; the Twitter hype is all fabricated. Are we playing a murder mystery game?
Can this correction precision be replicated to 0.89? If not manipulation, what is it? So disgusting.
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IfIWereOnChain
· 01-03 13:53
Damn, I've seen this routine in 2021, just pass
It's the same old trick, same soup, different medicine
0.89 correlation coefficient? How intense is that, even the method of death is the same
Wait, did the KOLs receive the same batch of airdrops? Isn't this just an underground money laundering operation
Don't ask me why I didn't buy, just look at this on-chain data and you'll know who the prey is
Really? Seychelles market makers are back? This time they learned to be smarter
What's there to discuss about meme coins? It's obvious who is just farming yields
My finger trembles to rush in, luckily I didn't get hot-headed, or I'd be on the chopping block again
Algorithm carefully orchestrated? Isn't this just an enhanced version of pump and dump, something new
Retail investor sentiment rebounding? I scoff, it's just a false prosperity fed to us
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AlgoAlchemist
· 01-03 13:51
Another feast of cutting leeks, the data is all here, and people still dare to take the bait
A correlation coefficient of 0.89, this is not a coincidence, it's blatant copy-pasting
I already investigated those 7 wallets long ago, that market maker in Seychelles is really clever, this time they've just changed the shell
KOLs taking money to do their work, I've never seen such blatant behavior, is 41% real or fake?
Familiar tactics, familiar harvesting, but the victims keep changing each round
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Whale_Whisperer
· 01-03 13:50
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I've seen through it long ago, the routine of round after round of cutting leeks
0.89 correlation coefficient? Even the accuracy is so outrageous, I'm convinced
It's the Seychelles shell again, always the same tricks
Basically, the whales are dancing, retail investors are just puppets
This wave is really spooky, are all the KOLs just shills?
Damn, robots are everywhere
Really? 41% received the same airdrop? That's too outrageous
A carefully orchestrated game by algorithms, players are always the lambs to be slaughtered
When I saw the part about being awakened at three o'clock, I knew it was coming again
Do we have to relive the 2021 curse?
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BloodInStreets
· 01-03 13:48
The difference between bottom-fishing and raising the banner, today I finally see through it.
It's the same old trick again, switching to another coin to continue the harvest.
On-chain data is right there, and some people still dare to go all in? True warriors.
With a correlation coefficient of 0.89, is this guy trying to make us relive the fear of 2021?
Wait, did the KOLs all get airdrops? So what did we get? Dreams?
The market maker's clone address plays so extravagantly, I knew there was no good news for us.
Meme coins are always the last to rise, and everyone taking over is in the hospital.
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rekt_but_resilient
· 01-03 13:42
Here we go again, Seychelles market maker's old tricks, this time even too lazy to change the curve
I'm really laughing at the correlation coefficient of 0.89, to this extent of blatantness
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GasFeeSobber
· 01-03 13:33
Another carefully crafted scam to harvest investors, just with a different disguise.
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BanklessAtHeart
· 01-03 13:30
0.89 correlation coefficient? This is no coincidence, buddy. This is outright copy-pasting.
Here comes the old trick from 2021 again, just with a different disguise.
Seychelles market maker, robot KOL, precise manipulation of retail investors... sounds incredible.
At the exact moment I press buy at 3 a.m., I have no idea whose algorithm I am funding.
I just want to know, how many more people will be harvested this time before it's over?
I was woken up by a phone shock at three o'clock in the morning - a meme coin with a Shiba Inu expression on the screen rose 370% in 24 hours. The group instantly fried the pot: "The market is coming!" At that moment, the picture of 2021 flashed in my mind: first the animal coin carnival, and then the outbreak of various copycat seasons. My fingers trembled and I clicked on the buy interface, but suddenly froze.
In this skyrocketing address pool, there are 7 wallets that harvested 30,000 retail investors in the last bull market. Is this FOMO really a market recovery? Or is it another well-crafted collective illusion?
Meme coins are indeed classic bull market signals, but few people have thought about the question: why are these coins with no fundamentals always taking the lead? As I dig deeper into the 5 meme coins that have recently exploded, some creepy details emerge - this is not a retail sentiment recovery at all, but more like a "collective memory trigger experiment" orchestrated by market-making algorithms.
On-chain data reveals the truth layer by layer: the initial liquidity pools of the three skyrocketing meme coins actually came from 13 clone addresses of the same market maker registered in Seychelles. Among the KOLs driving this wave on Twitter, 41% of addresses have received the same batch of ETH airdrops in the past month. What's even weirder is that the current pull-up curve of some meme coins has a correlation coefficient of 0.89 with the animal coin craze in March 2021 - even the pullback is accurately replicated.
It's not just a data coincidence. The traceability of social media bots, the layout of collaborative control matrices, and the replication of cross-cycle behavior...... Every detail points to the same conclusion: someone is using algorithms and capital to treat retail FOMO as a variable that can be precisely manipulated. The meme coin spree may just be the surface of the game.