To be honest, the popularity of this wave of meme coins cannot be separated from the endorsement of big V influencers. Do you remember the Silicon Valley mogul who boosted DogeCoin to the sky back then? From the nickname "Doge Father" to now humming Baby Shark to coax puppies, a single sentence can directly lift BabyDoge from freezing point to peak.
The three letters DooDoo, how many people's assets have fluctuated back and forth because of a single tweet? This is the magic of meme coins—they simply don't rely on technical fundamentals. Ultimately, how much these coins can rise depends on whether big figures come to endorse them.
Looking at the current market situation, it's clear. DOGE remains the benchmark of meme coins, and the trends of mainstream coins like BTC and ETH are also influencing the entire market's nerves. But if you ask what’s the most exciting, it’s still those copycat altcoins that have been hyped up overnight, creating dreams of instant wealth.
From another perspective, the ultimate goal of meme coins is actually popularity and buzz. Technical innovation? That’s not what meme coin players care about. What they want is the thrill driven by big V influencers and market sentiment pushing prices higher.
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TokenAlchemist
· 10h ago
nah this is just sentiment arbitrage with extra steps... influencer pumps are literally just inefficiency vectors waiting to be exploited, not some mysterious market force lol
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NoodlesOrTokens
· 10h ago
Really, it all depends on how much damage a big V's tweet can do
When a big V sneezes, the coin price fluctuates dramatically; I can't play this game
To put it simply, meme coins are just about betting on popularity; no matter how skilled you are, it's useless
Last year, I got caught by DooDoo; now I find these kinds of coins annoying
Trust me, following the trend makes you cannon fodder; technical coins are still the way to go
A big V endorsement is like drawing cards; the lucky ones get rich overnight, while the unlucky get cut
The endgame of meme coins is a dump; let's keep a low profile and stick to mainstream coins
This is outrageous, a trillion-dollar market cap for a single sentence? I just don't get it
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FromMinerToFarmer
· 10h ago
Honestly, it's just a money-grabbing machine for retail investors. A single word from a big influencer and we have to take the hit.
To be honest, the popularity of this wave of meme coins cannot be separated from the endorsement of big V influencers. Do you remember the Silicon Valley mogul who boosted DogeCoin to the sky back then? From the nickname "Doge Father" to now humming Baby Shark to coax puppies, a single sentence can directly lift BabyDoge from freezing point to peak.
The three letters DooDoo, how many people's assets have fluctuated back and forth because of a single tweet? This is the magic of meme coins—they simply don't rely on technical fundamentals. Ultimately, how much these coins can rise depends on whether big figures come to endorse them.
Looking at the current market situation, it's clear. DOGE remains the benchmark of meme coins, and the trends of mainstream coins like BTC and ETH are also influencing the entire market's nerves. But if you ask what’s the most exciting, it’s still those copycat altcoins that have been hyped up overnight, creating dreams of instant wealth.
From another perspective, the ultimate goal of meme coins is actually popularity and buzz. Technical innovation? That’s not what meme coin players care about. What they want is the thrill driven by big V influencers and market sentiment pushing prices higher.