The frenzy of Meme coins at the beginning of 2025, looking back now, is just a script that many people will never see repeated.
The performance of the political Meme coin TRUMP when it launched at the beginning of the year truly deserved the label of "biggest dark horse of the year." It skyrocketed from $17 directly to $79, with a single asset increasing by 350%. Many traders made huge profits during this rally, with some earning millions of dollars in profit from a single coin, and others even claiming gains in the tens of millions of dollars. Such a rise can be considered a "full gamble to turn things around" opportunity in any industry.
But the second half of the story isn’t so warm. After the initial frenzy, this project entered a long decline mode. From its peak of $79, it fell all the way down, creating a historical low of $1.29 at one point, and recently stabilized around $4.9. In other words, if you entered at the high or didn’t take profits in time, looking at this price now might sting a little.
The ups and downs of this project actually reflect a common characteristic of the Meme coin market — hype comes quickly and goes just as fast. The initial FOMO sentiment can push prices to absurd heights, but once the hype shifts, liquidity dries up, and the price often returns mercilessly. For traders who missed the chance to sell at the top, this has indeed been one of the most painful lessons of the year.
This page may contain third-party content, which is provided for information purposes only (not representations/warranties) and should not be considered as an endorsement of its views by Gate, nor as financial or professional advice. See Disclaimer for details.
13 Likes
Reward
13
5
Repost
Share
Comment
0/400
YieldHunter
· 12h ago
ngl, if you look at the data on this TRUMP dump... 350% pump to 94% drawdown is literally textbook ponzi mechanics. the liquidity just evaporated once retail fomo dried up, totally predictable tbh
Reply0
OnlyOnMainnet
· 12h ago
Another perfect missed opportunity story. Not selling at $79 was a huge loss.
View OriginalReply0
MerkleDreamer
· 12h ago
Another old trick of cutting leeks, everyone was tempted by that wave of TRUMP...
View OriginalReply0
ser_aped.eth
· 12h ago
Another brother who got caught by FOMO, it's time to wake up.
View OriginalReply0
SigmaValidator
· 12h ago
Another wave of blood and tears from people caught in it. It was about time to realize that meme coins are just gambling.
The frenzy of Meme coins at the beginning of 2025, looking back now, is just a script that many people will never see repeated.
The performance of the political Meme coin TRUMP when it launched at the beginning of the year truly deserved the label of "biggest dark horse of the year." It skyrocketed from $17 directly to $79, with a single asset increasing by 350%. Many traders made huge profits during this rally, with some earning millions of dollars in profit from a single coin, and others even claiming gains in the tens of millions of dollars. Such a rise can be considered a "full gamble to turn things around" opportunity in any industry.
But the second half of the story isn’t so warm. After the initial frenzy, this project entered a long decline mode. From its peak of $79, it fell all the way down, creating a historical low of $1.29 at one point, and recently stabilized around $4.9. In other words, if you entered at the high or didn’t take profits in time, looking at this price now might sting a little.
The ups and downs of this project actually reflect a common characteristic of the Meme coin market — hype comes quickly and goes just as fast. The initial FOMO sentiment can push prices to absurd heights, but once the hype shifts, liquidity dries up, and the price often returns mercilessly. For traders who missed the chance to sell at the top, this has indeed been one of the most painful lessons of the year.