Solana Chain Testicle Coin soars 40% in the morning, pulls back after hitting a market cap of $23 million

SerumDegen · 2026-01-23T02:46:18+00:00

The Meme coin testicle on the Solana chain experienced intense volatility, with its market capitalization once reaching $23 million before falling back to $21.2 million, a 36% increase. This type of coin mainly relies on hype and sentiment, lacking real utility value. Participants should exercise caution and manage risks carefully.

SerumDegen

2026-01-23 02:46:18

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【Blockchain Rhythm】The Meme coin testicle on the Solana chain played a roller coaster again this morning. Starting from a market cap of $16 million, it quickly surged again, with a rise of over 40%, and the market cap reached as high as $23 million. It sounds quite exciting, but then the price started to loosen, and the current market cap has fallen back to around $21.2 million, with the price steady around $0.021, and a 24-hour increase of 36%.

Everyone is clear about the routine of this kind of Meme coin — essentially just hype and emotional gaming piled up, with no real application scenarios or value support. The volatility is so large that the risks are clearly visible. Participants in such trades should stay alert, control their risk exposure, and not be blinded by short-term gains.

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ProofOfNothing

· 01-25 10:33

Another Meme coin roller coaster, this routine is really getting tired --- 40% increase, just here to cut the leeks --- The name testicle is indeed quite provocative --- Short-term rapid rise inevitably leads to a fall, the question is who is picking up the pieces --- No application scenario, still dare to chase, no wonder you're trapped --- Playing Meme coins means being prepared to lose money, don't fantasize --- I really don't understand this kind of coin, but some people have definitely made money --- Rushed to 23 million and then fell back, the whales made another profit --- Every time they say the risk is high, yet some still fly into the fire --- Market value sustained purely by emotional gaming, very fragile --- 36% increase looks appealing, but the correction is even harsher --- The fate of Meme coins is fleeting; those who believe will lose

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FUD_Vaccinated

· 01-23 03:16

Here we go again, daring to name coins like this, truly without limits.

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LuckyBlindCat

· 01-23 03:16

A 40% increase sounds great, but the name of this coin is destined to be for pulling the wool over people's eyes, hilarious. Another meme coin roller coaster, I've long since gotten used to it. These things are just a game of capital; when you enter, you think about getting rich, and when you leave, you're only left with your underwear. A 40% rise and fall back is just normal; the key is who can hit the right entry point. The bizarre coin names on Solana are getting more and more ridiculous; I really can't understand them. Playing meme coins is just like gambling; there's no difference. A market cap of 23 million and daring to call it a rise? The market is so small that a single big player can decide life or death. By the way, does anyone really make money from this, or are they all stories of losing money?

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GateUser-e19e9c10

· 01-23 03:14

It's the same trick again, a 40% increase is just a game played by bagholders.

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NFTRegretter

· 01-23 03:14

40% increase, such a big fluctuation... I'm used to it already, meme coins are just gambling. It's the same old story, buy high and sell quickly, the greedy ones are all trapped. There are too many of these coins on Solana, who knows when they'll go to zero.

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CompoundPersonality

· 01-23 02:58

A 40% increase sounds tempting, but honestly, this thing is just a game of hot potato; the last one holding the bag is always the final bidder.

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