2026-01-10 20:20:54

Recently, the market divergence within the Meme coin sector has become increasingly obvious. Established players like PEPE and BONK have retreated from their highs, while some newly emerging projects (such as "I’m Coming") are skyrocketing. The rotation speed within the sector is ridiculously fast.

To put it simply, the Meme coin track has little fundamental support and is entirely a sentiment game. Behind the seeming popularity, it’s actually driven by constant switching between FOMO and panic. Funds are withdrawing from old coins and then concentrating on new hotspots, with very short cycles.

From an operational perspective, it’s better to be more cautious in this situation. When established Meme coins rebound, consider reducing holdings at high points—don’t be fooled by the rebound. For new Meme coins, there are indeed opportunities, but the risks are also high—if you want to participate, small positions and trial orders are basic principles. Once the price falls below the entry point, cut losses immediately. The biggest mistake is chasing highs and getting caught. With such market segmentation, the risk of chasing high far exceeds the potential gains. Quick in and out is the survival rule.

PEPE5,66%

BONK7,34%

我踏马来了-37,88%

MEME5,45%

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AirdropF5Bro

· 17h ago

The rotation has started again. Every time, it's the same pattern: old coins get dumped, new coins take off, and those chasing are always the last bagholders. --- "Here I come"—this name made me wonder, can this really rise? LOL. --- Talking about small position trial orders is easy, but when it’s time to chase the high, who still remembers? With my speed, it’s just me. --- Quick in and out, easy to say, but few can really do it; most just quick in and get caught. --- PEPE fell from heaven to hell, and some people are really bottom-fishing. I think that’s truly courageous. --- Stop-loss—these two words look simple, but executing them is really heartbreaking.

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BlockchainFoodie

· 01-12 18:33

yo this meme coin rotation hitting different... it's literally like a poorly executed farm-to-fork supply chain where nobody verifies the source, just FOMO-driven trading lol. old heads like PEPE getting dumped while randoms moon? nah that's not proof-of-freshness energy, that's pure emotional volatility theater honestly

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AmateurDAOWatcher

· 01-12 18:05

Those who buy high now are all kneeling in hell.

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PonziWhisperer

· 01-10 20:50

Chasing high and getting trapped are things only fools do. I just watch new coins pump and laugh to death. --- The pullback of PEPE was obvious long ago; old coins are doomed to be bagholders. --- Trying small positions sounds simple, but few can actually do it, and it's just another round of harvesting. --- Quick in and out, sounds better than singing, who can keep the rhythm in such a crazy market? --- The name "I'm f***ing coming" is indeed brilliant, but nine out of ten of these new coins will dump. --- Many people know about stop-loss, but how many actually execute it? --- Emotional games are just emotional games; anyway, only a few make money.

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BlockchainArchaeologist

· 01-10 20:48

Haha, it's another rotation game. This time, the speed of new coins is truly impressive, and the old coins are really starting to gather dust. I've seen too many cases of chasing highs and standing guard. Every time, everyone says they'll make a killing, but the list of bagholders just keeps growing. Trying small positions to test the waters is correct, but honestly, most people just can't do it. Once it starts to rise, they lose control. Wait, why are these new Meme coin names so wild? Do they just rely on copywriting and hype to survive? I knew when PEPE dropped from its peak. The sector rotates so quickly that today's new favorite becomes tomorrow's bagholder. Talking about stop-loss is easy, but when it comes to cutting losses, how many people can actually do it? I've seen quite a few hold until they hit zero. Quick in and out sounds simple, but in practice, it's just a gamble on who can run faster than whom. That's how the Meme coin market is—nothing much to say, just an upgraded version of the gambler's game. This round really depends on your mindset. If you're in a good state of mind, playing with small positions is okay; otherwise, you'll get cut sooner or later.

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CoffeeOnChain

· 01-10 20:45

PEPE is already falling, and I'm still holding on stubbornly. I'm really foolish. I said I would keep a light position, but ended up full of new coins. This is the result of chasing the high, right?

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AirdropCollector

· 01-10 20:38

Chasing highs is a surefire way to get killed. Who still dares to play new Meme coins in this round? --- PEPE has already fallen so much, and some people are still buying at the bottom? I don’t understand. --- Trying small positions and testing the waters sounds simple, but when it comes to actual operation, who can resist adding more? Haha. --- That’s right, but are you sure you can really cut losses? --- The moment a new coin skyrockets, the FOMO is truly intense, and then everyone gets trapped. --- Quick in and out, it sounds simple, but if your mentality collapses, you’ll get stuck for good. --- Old coins rebound and dump, new coins are just passing the drum and passing the flower. This track is really boring. --- This round of differentiation looks like it’s just harvesting the last bagholders. --- The rotation is so fast that I really can’t keep up. It feels like the market is deliberately messing with people.

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AlwaysQuestioning

· 01-10 20:32

Watching the new coin rotations so quickly, I feel like I can't keep up anymore. It's all FOMO harvesting the little guys.

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