2026-01-09 09:29:10

Want to seize the opportunity in the Meme coin boom? These key signals should not be overlooked.

First, don't just look at candlestick charts—treat the Fear & Greed index as an emotional indicator. This tool reflects whether the market is driven by greed or panic, directly affecting the rhythm of Meme coin price movements.

Second, pay close attention to token releases on Pump.fun and four.meme platforms. It's not just about the number of new coins, but also the graduation rate—how many tokens successfully upgrade from these incubation platforms to larger exchanges. This data determines the health of the ecosystem.

The final perspective is the "Income-Inventory" model. Simply put, it’s about whether a Meme project's actual income can support its capital stock, which decides the project's sustainability.

Mastering these indicators will help you avoid detours in the Meme coin wave. Being one step ahead of the information allows you to outperform others in gains.

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FloorSweeper

· 01-12 08:49

The Fear & Greed index is indeed useful, but the real factor that determines profit is the graduation rate. Most of the coins pumped up are dead.

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SolidityStruggler

· 01-09 09:58

The Fear & Greed index has been overused for a long time, and it seems like everyone is watching it now... The perspective of graduation rate is pretty good, gotta admit.

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LiquiditySurfer

· 01-09 09:51

Damn, it's the same old story... Is the Fear & Greed index used as a market indicator? It's been thoroughly exploited by arbitrage institutions. Nowadays, most people following this indicator are just bagholders. Graduation rates are somewhat interesting, but the rug rate on pump.fun is ridiculously high, and truly capable projects that can grow into major exchanges are rare. Liquidity depth is the key; don't be fooled by the number of new tokens. The "Revenue-Inventory" model... Bro, are you applying traditional financial valuation frameworks to Meme coins? On-chain activity is so unpredictable; sustainability is basically a false proposition for these projects. Focusing purely on sentiment and capital flow is the most practical approach.

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ser_we_are_early

· 01-09 09:50

I've been using the Fear & Greed index, but to be honest, relying solely on this can still lead to getting caught off guard. The key is whether the project itself has genuine revenue to support it.

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GateUser-beba108d

· 01-09 09:39

It looks like the same old tricks again. I've been keeping an eye on the Fear & Greed index for a while, but to be honest, I hadn't thought about it from the graduation rate perspective.

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Rugpull幸存者

· 01-09 09:31

I've been using the Fear & Greed index for a long time, just worried I might still react too slowly. The graduation rate dimension is quite new; I need to check how pump.fun's recent data is doing.

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