2026-01-09 07:06:57

Speaking of this round of market trends, the US stock market is疯狂ly competing in AI chips, the A-shares are追逐ing space and nuclear fusion, and what about the crypto world? It’s all about playing Meme coins.

Interestingly, no one in this field is talking about technological implementation anymore; instead, the more innovative the gameplay, the more capital flows in. Recently, the热度 of Meme coins has remained high, which actually proves a phenomenon: in the crypto market, trading strategies and ecosystem gameplay themselves are the biggest forms of implementation.

A leading exchange saw this early on and decisively bet on the Meme coin track, making the ecosystem gameplay clear and straightforward. Meanwhile, other platforms are still struggling with "this isn’t technical enough," only to be educated by the market.

This isn’t to say that Meme coins are great, but that the market is voting with its feet—users want what they want, and platforms should provide it. No matter how advanced the technology is, if it’s not grounded in reality, it’s useless.

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MaticHoleFiller

· 01-10 17:36

Gameplay is productivity, and there's nothing wrong with that. The technological ceiling has long been reached, and now it's all about who can make users' wallets flow more smoothly.

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MetaMasked

· 01-09 07:35

Hi, basically it's just that Meme coins won, I just can't understand why some people are still so persistent about this. Wait, do the leading exchanges really see through the market? Or is it just good luck? Innovative gameplay ≠ technological implementation, this logic is quite interesting. The market is like this, whoever follows the trend quickly eats the meat, I understand the reasoning, but I always feel it's a bit empty. But anyway, since everyone is making money, who cares about whether it's technical or not?

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