2025-12-31 05:22:13

Elliott Wave patterns have limitations when applied to meme coin trading, particularly due to the inherent liquidity dynamics in these markets. The trading volume and price movements often lack the organic market structure that traditional technical analysis relies on, making wave counts less reliable for predicting meme coin trends.

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ShibaOnTheRun

· 17h ago

Using Elliott Wave patterns on meme coins? That's completely clueless... This thing is inherently highly speculative, where does the "organic structure" come from?

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CantAffordPancake

· 17h ago

Elliott Wave is useless for meme coins. The whales pump the price and break through thousands of lines in a second. Technical analysis is just a joke here, haha.

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DeFiAlchemist

· 17h ago

ngl the whole elliott wave thing on meme coins is like trying to read tarot cards while the dealer's literally shuffling the deck mid-game... liquidity's so fractured it's almost comedic. traditional ta just doesn't transmute here

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0xSleepDeprived

· 17h ago

Hmm... Elliott Wave theory is nonsense for meme coins. This thing's liquidity can't hold up at all.

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NftMetaversePainter

· 17h ago

actually, the algorithmic beauty of meme coin volatility is precisely what makes traditional wave analysis crumble—it's like trying to impose euclidean geometry on a post-physical manifold, tbh. the hash value patterns in these markets reveal something far more interesting than wave counts could ever capture... *gestures at the blockchain primitives*

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