2026-01-07 08:26:08

I recently saw a Japanese-style Meme coin that疯狂 surged to a market cap of 50 million yesterday, but it quickly崩盘ed within a short period, dropping over 90%, directly hitting the floor price. The套路 of projects like this is actually old hat—short-term暴涨 attracts retail investors to chase high, then the whales一波收割, leaving completely. Friends looking to抄底 should be cautious because there really are endless底s to buy.

There is an even bigger signal in the market worth paying attention to—coking coal, coke, nickel, these industrial bulk commodities连续涨停, and global precious metals, especially gold, are also soaring significantly. Production costs are rising step by step, and the pressure of currency持续贬值 is becoming more apparent. What does this imply? The震荡风险 of the global economy is accumulating. Whether in traditional markets or crypto markets, the volatility空间 could be stretched even further.

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DegenGambler

· 01-10 04:25

Is it to the point of bankruptcy after bottom fishing? This wave of meme coins is specifically designed to harvest chasing FOMO investors. Gold is soaring, and the devaluation of fiat currency is so obvious. Why are some people still holding dollars as a treasure? A month ago, someone told me this coin would 100x, now it’s directly worth nothing. LOL. Coking coal hit the daily limit-up while meme coins suddenly crashed. The market is really about to change. Does anyone know who the next 50 million market cap bagholder is? I’m not taking it, but I want to see.

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BitcoinDaddy

· 01-10 00:21

Bottom-fishing really requires caution; a 90% decline is a bloody lesson. Gold and commodities are rising so aggressively, it feels like economic risks are truly piling up. Will this wave of market movement shoot straight to the sky? It's a bit uncertain. The manipulative tactics of the big players cutting the leeks haven't changed at all, just a rebranding. The devaluation of fiat currency is starting to ferment; the crypto world might really stir up some storms. Looking at the meme coin plummet chart, I couldn't help but laugh out loud—another batch of leeks awakening. Coking coal hitting the daily limit up—this signal is a bit unusual.

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FUD_Whisperer

· 01-09 22:47

Haha, it's the same old trick. How many times have meme coins from Japan been played out, and someone always takes the bait. What really matters is the current surge in commodities... Coking coal and nickel are both rising, gold is going crazy, and the devaluation of paper currency isn't over yet.

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Lonely_Validator

· 01-09 13:47

Same old tricks again, someone always falls for it every time. I'm really done. Bottom fishing? Don't fool yourself here, going down means staying down forever. The recent surge in precious metals is indeed interesting; currency devaluation is the big trend, and all markets are trembling accordingly. Japanese meme coins? Laughable. Tomorrow there will be another Korean-style retail investor slaughter. This time is different. Commodity futures are also acting up, and risks are really piling up. Bottom? Just wait a bit longer, there's more below. Gold is rising, and countries are stockpiling it. Everyone can see through the inflation expectations. Another project hit the floor. How many has it been this week? Can't count anymore. The macro environment has indeed changed. Whether crypto or traditional markets, you need to be cautious. I stopped touching this kind of coin a long time ago. It's too exhausting. Wait until the market stabilizes.

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LiquidityNinja

· 01-07 08:53

Bottom-fishing really, doing it once or twice is okay, but if you do it too often you'll end up bankrupt. Seeing a 90% drop in these crazy coins is common; next time, be more cautious. Gold is rising, commodities are going crazy, and paper money is becoming increasingly worthless. The signals are too obvious, and volatility will definitely get fiercer. The meme coin "cutting leeks" routine—how come there are still people rushing in? Truly mind-boggling. This wave of industrial product price increases isn't simple; it feels like the market will get chaotic soon. I don't touch meme coins, but the recent rise in commodities is definitely worth watching; a big upheaval might really be coming. That pattern of pumping then dumping—newcomers should run at the sight of it, but some people insist on taking the bait. There's nothing we can do. Coking coal and coke prices hit daily limits, gold is also soaring. The logic behind this doesn't add up—what does it mean? The Japanese meme coin incident is just another classic case of cutting leeks. Currency devaluation is clear in the long run; short-term fluctuations are the real opportunities to make money. Where is the bottom? Who the hell can say for sure. Instead of trying to catch the bottom, it's better to wait for market signals.

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MaticHoleFiller

· 01-07 08:46

I'm tired of the scam of these Japanese meme coins that cut leeks. A 50 million crash by 90%, this is the result of shouting "buy in" every day. Bottom fishing? Haha, the pits you haven't filled are waiting for you. It's kind of interesting that gold is rising so fiercely, it feels like the market is really panicking. The macro situation does seem a bit strained, gotta stay alert. The manipulators love these meme coins, pushing up dozens of times then crushing them in one go, leaving retail investors with nothing. The devaluation of fiat currency has been obvious for a long time, no wonder precious metals are so fierce. I just can't understand why some people still buy these floor coins; if it were me, I'd have already run. What does the sharp rise in coking coal and coke mean? The cost wall has been set up. The crypto circle and traditional markets are really becoming more and more linked now, a shake causes everything to tremble. These kinds of projects are toxic, stay away from them. Commodity limit-up relay, it feels like something big is about to happen. A 90% rally and people are still buying in, leeks are truly endless. The market might be about to change, better watch out.

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StableGeniusDegen

· 01-07 08:43

It's the same old trick again, meme coins are always the same, retail investors get stuck holding the bag, waking up to find themselves the richest person and then the poorest. The signal of industrial products hitting the daily limit is interesting, paper money is really depreciating, I need to stock up more on real assets.

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DustCollector

· 01-07 08:40

It's always like this, meme coins soaring and crashing, retail investors just the bagholders. FOMO buying, ending up in a complete wipeout. Coking coal and coke keep rising, gold is also surging... feels like a storm is coming. This wave will probably be even more volatile, everyone, get mentally prepared. Tired of the Japanese meme coin tricks, but some still keep rushing in. The issue of fiat currency devaluation has been on the table for a long time, and now finally someone is paying attention. The crypto market is trembling along with it, in my opinion, now is the time to wait for the wind to come. The manipulators' methods of cutting leeks have never changed; they just change skins and keep on cutting. The recent surge in bulk commodities is quite interesting, revealing some different signals. Don’t ask me when to buy the dip, just wait a bit longer, I can’t see the road clearly.

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TokenUnlocker

· 01-07 08:31

A 90% decline, this is the true portrayal of meme coins. In simple terms, it's gambling. There are too many bottom-fishing traps; the bottom is always below. The signal of a major surge in gold is worth paying attention to; the pressure of fiat currency devaluation is indeed significant. Volatility will become more intense; risk management must be well-prepared. The pattern of market makers cutting leeks is just this routine; using it repeatedly is a bit tiresome. Limit-up for coking coal and a wild surge in gold—these are the real market signals. Meme coins are just quick in-and-out games; the greedy ones have all died. Rising production costs must be noted; economic risks are accumulating.

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LiquidityLarry

· 01-07 08:30

It's the same old trick again. A 90% decline is really outrageous; retail investors will always be the last to catch the falling knife. Buying the dip, but ending up buying the bottom—you guys agree, right? Gold and nickel are both rising. The devaluation of paper currency will be exposed sooner or later, and the crypto market will definitely be affected. Meme coins are just gambling; anyone who touches them is unlucky. The simultaneous rise of major commodities is a very obvious signal; the real storm is still ahead. I’ve been watching a project with a market cap of , but it disappeared in just an hour. Whales always cut the leeks smarter than retail investors—that's an iron law, everyone. Coking coal and coke are both rising, which is definitely a sign of upcoming inflation. That's why I still hold Bitcoin; it's much more reliable than these Meme coins. The biggest risk of buying the dip is catching a false bottom and then the price keeps dropping.

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