2026-01-08 17:25:41

It's the same old story—new coins launch and then dump. On the surface, it's to boost the meme hype of a certain chain, but in reality, the overall environment isn't cooperating. No incremental funds, no wealth creation effects, and instead, the price falls below the issuance price. Such market conditions will only scare away retail investors. So large investors simply turn around and release positive news to suppress bearish sentiment.

However, to be honest, I don't see the market outlook being very optimistic. There may be a few more positive waves, but those are all excellent shorting opportunities. Ultimately, one sentence sums it up—the environment of liquidity exhaustion means 99% of Meme coins are doomed to fall into silence. Without hot money flowing in, without wealth creation stories, even the most appealing narratives are just illusions.

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CoinBasedThinking

· 01-11 17:08

Sigh, another story of a zeroing coin, I'm done Got cut again, and this time some people still believe in the positive news Shorting that positive news, made a killing If there's no growth, don't talk about any narratives, it's all fake images

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WhaleSurfer

· 01-10 20:24

Liquidity exhaustion is really a done deal; no project can be saved no matter how much they hype it up. --- Another short position? I think this round of good news is just the last frenzy of the big players. --- 99% of coins will fall silent, and the remaining 1% probably won't last much longer. --- It's truly brave to buy in after falling below the issuance price. --- The wealth creation story is gone; what are the leeks still coming for? --- Hot money is all on the sidelines. Entering at this point really takes a lot of courage. --- Honestly, retail investors are going to get cut again this round; history keeps repeating itself. --- The saying "mirage" is spot on; even the big players are starting to turn around and take profits.

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RugpullSurvivor

· 01-08 17:55

Here we go again, the new coin isn't even hot before it cools down. Big players are just putting on a show, and retail investors still believe it. --- Look at this tired routine, liquidity was already dead, no matter how much you package it, it can't be saved. --- Short? I think it's all a trap. Without money flowing in, no matter how great the story, it's all useless. --- Ha, 99% of coins will sink, I am among that remaining 1% that hasn't died yet. --- Good news is a signal to buy the dip; opposite operations are definitely the right move. --- What you said is correct, but unfortunately retail investors can't hear it, still waiting for the next wealth creation myth. --- Liquidity exhaustion is like this; no matter how much you blow, it's just an illusion. Getting out early is the real key.

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AllTalkLongTrader

· 01-08 17:42

Just another rookie harvesting machine; going short on that positive move is the real strategy.

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RamenStacker

· 01-08 17:41

Liquidity is the real king; without it, any coin is pointless. --- Another doomed Meme, big players cut profits and it's over. --- No matter how appealing the wealth creation story sounds, without additional capital inflow, it's all nonsense. --- Pushing down prices and then turning around to release positive news—this routine is getting old. Retail investors should learn to be smarter. --- 99% of Meme coins are doomed to fail; this statement is spot on. --- No matter how fancy the narrative, a liquidity crunch is a dead end. --- Short-term positive signals are over; what else is there to look forward to? --- Basically, the hot money is gone; all coins are just illusions. --- It's the same old tricks again. When will the market see some real action? --- Without a wealth creation effect, scaring away retail investors is an inevitable step.

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NotGonnaMakeIt

· 01-08 17:33

The liquidity is so poor, and you're still telling stories there. It's making me want to fall asleep.

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ForumLurker

· 01-08 17:26

Here we go again with this set? Really treating retail investors like chives to be harvested --- Once liquidity dies, any coin is useless, and we have to wait for the next round of hot money --- No matter how you look at this wave of good news, it seems like a trap. I wouldn't trust you --- Relying on storytelling to attract people? Wake up, without money flowing in, it's all nonsense --- Even after breaking below the issuance price, still bragging about Meme hype—how ridiculous --- Big players are really tired of this routine, can't they try a different approach? --- Shorting? I want to know when the real bottom will come --- 99% of coins are dead, and the remaining 1% that are still alive—what are they even? --- Without a wealth effect, just riding the hype, it's getting more and more awkward --- Let's wait and see; this rebound is probably just an illusion again

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