The Meme sector in the crypto world has recently been "soaring to new heights." PEPE leads the rally with over 60% increase, followed by a surge in Meme coins such as DOGE, SHIB, Bonk, WIF, BOME, and others. Even the newcomer PUPPIES has joined this feast. How intense is the scene? — The market experienced nearly $400 million in liquidation in a single day, with bears being driven to hide in fear.
Interestingly, this Meme coin frenzy did not trigger a similar rally in Bitcoin and Ethereum. BTC remains quite "calm," while ETH is gradually following suit. Is this divergence driven by genuine demand or just short-term speculation? Half of the investors are cheering, while the other half are anxiously watching the highs.
It must be said, moments of celebration often test people's hearts the most. The hotter the market sentiment, the more one needs to maintain rational vigilance. Meme coins are known for their volatility; sharp rises and falls can happen in the blink of an eye. Instead of blindly following the trend, ask yourself: do you truly understand the logic behind this rally? Or are you just dazzled by the percentage gains? These questions are worth deep reflection.
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MentalWealthHarvester
· 9h ago
This wave of meme coins is crazily out of control, BTC and ETH remain steady, which is indeed a bit cold.
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Four hundred million liquidated in one day, this risk... just thinking about it makes you wonder whether you're investing or gambling.
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Stay calm, don’t be blinded by the surge, do you really think you know how hard it can fall back?
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I'm envious of PEPE's 60% increase, but chasing highs often marks the start of a reversal.
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Half the people are celebrating, half are regretting. Honestly, it’s a game of luck, right?
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Meme coins really test your mentality; when they fall, they can torment you into questioning life.
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Why does it feel like even new coins are daring to pump now? Such a crazy market isn’t a good sign.
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Rational alert? In front of meme coins, that word is a bit redundant.
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Four hundred million liquidated in a single day, how many people are truly caught in this?
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AlphaBrain
· 10h ago
Is this wave of memes really reliable? It feels like everyone is just taking over the positions.
PEPE surged 60% that day, I was scared and didn't chase.
BTC is so calm, it shows that big players have a plan.
Those chasing highs are probably newbies; I can't understand this logic.
A single-day liquidation of 400 million, how many people must have been wiped out?
I'm not following the meme's rhythm; I'll wait for BTC to lead the trend.
This is the toughest test of patience; I choose to stay on the sidelines and observe.
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MidnightMEVeater
· 01-09 09:02
Good morning, the midnight period at 2 a.m... 400 million liquidation was just eaten up, and the liquidity trap has trapped wave after wave of retail investors.
Meme coins skyrocketing without pulling BTC? This is the truth of the robot paradise, retail investors are cheering, while sandwich attacks are having late-night snacks in the dark pools.
Really understand the logic? Laugh out loud, most people haven't even figured out the gas wars and are chasing highs.
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degenwhisperer
· 01-09 08:42
Those who chase the high should reflect on themselves—do they really know what they're doing?
This wave of meme coins is indeed crazy, but BTC hasn't moved much, which says a lot.
400 million liquidation? Damn, this is a gambler's game, brother.
It seems everyone is blinded by the 60% surge, ignoring those who suffered heavy losses.
The end of the celebration is often the most dangerous—wouldn't it be better to stay calm?
These people on the forum, they're excited when buying, screaming when it drops, hilarious.
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ConsensusDissenter
· 01-09 08:35
It's the same old story again, wake up everyone, a 400 million liquidation just shows this is a scam.
PEPE up 60%? Haha, this is just the prelude to harvesting the retail investors.
If BTC and ETH are not moving, it indicates that the big players have a plan, only small investors are left to take the bait.
I've said it before, Meme coins are gambling, and you're still dreaming about it.
Real wise investors are watching now, not chasing the rally.
The Meme sector in the crypto world has recently been "soaring to new heights." PEPE leads the rally with over 60% increase, followed by a surge in Meme coins such as DOGE, SHIB, Bonk, WIF, BOME, and others. Even the newcomer PUPPIES has joined this feast. How intense is the scene? — The market experienced nearly $400 million in liquidation in a single day, with bears being driven to hide in fear.
Interestingly, this Meme coin frenzy did not trigger a similar rally in Bitcoin and Ethereum. BTC remains quite "calm," while ETH is gradually following suit. Is this divergence driven by genuine demand or just short-term speculation? Half of the investors are cheering, while the other half are anxiously watching the highs.
It must be said, moments of celebration often test people's hearts the most. The hotter the market sentiment, the more one needs to maintain rational vigilance. Meme coins are known for their volatility; sharp rises and falls can happen in the blink of an eye. Instead of blindly following the trend, ask yourself: do you truly understand the logic behind this rally? Or are you just dazzled by the percentage gains? These questions are worth deep reflection.