2026-01-10 23:23:31

Meme coins are often criticized as a "flash in the pan." But from a different perspective, some projects are indeed quite different.

First, let's talk about culture. Meme coins may seem like just code, but they actually carry a form of community belief. A group of people gather around a common dream, and this consensus accumulates and solidifies over time, eventually becoming something hard to shake.

Next, consider their traffic attributes. Any healthy exchange needs new stories and hot topics to attract users. The emergence of certain new Meme coins perfectly fills the market's desire for fresh narratives — this is not one-sided, but mutually beneficial.

The most crucial aspect is market cap potential. Currently, some new Meme projects are valued very low. Compared to leading projects like PEPE and DOGE, the gap could be hundreds of times.

There's a saying in the crypto world: "Consensus is value." When a new, sufficiently cohesive consensus is forming, and its price is still in a low zone, it often presents an opportunity in the eyes of players. The key is whether one can identify projects with genuine cultural vitality and community stickiness, rather than blindly chasing trends.

MEME5,87%

PEPE12,41%

DOGE6,07%

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MidnightTrader

· 01-12 20:06

The words are not wrong, but very few meme coins actually survive. --- A hundredfold potential sounds great, but the question is, do you live to see that day? --- Consensus sounds nice, but the real essence is cutting leeks haha. --- Cultural vitality? Bro, are you trying to say there's a vitality to cut my money? --- The key is to find the right people; otherwise, no matter how good the narrative is, it's useless. --- Low valuation doesn't equal opportunity; sometimes it's simply because it really doesn't work. --- Mutual benefit sounds warm, but who ends up losing money in the end? --- Consolidated into something unshakable? I think it's accumulated in the exchange vault. --- Amazing, every meme coin claims it's different, but what’s the result? --- Strong community cohesion can lead to growth? Then why are there so many zeroed out?

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GamefiGreenie

· 01-10 23:53

It's the same old spiel again, saying the same thing every round. And the result? Most still end up at zero. Talking about cultural accumulation and consensus sounds pretty sophisticated, but the coins in hand have long been dumped. Genuinely viable projects are rare; 99% are just new skins for harvesting retail investors.

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MemeCurator

· 01-10 23:53

To be honest, anyone still buying meme tokens now must have some faith; otherwise, they would have already sold out. I believe in the concept of consensus, but 99% of projects won't last until the day of accumulation. The real challenge is finding projects with genuine community stickiness; everything else is just a story.

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NewDAOdreamer

· 01-10 23:49

Consensus is value, and that's correct, but the key is to find the right project; otherwise, a hundredfold potential is pointless.

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0xDreamChaser

· 01-10 23:48

That's right, the key still depends on community cohesion. Don't follow the trend of those purely for quick profits.

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BlockTalk

· 01-10 23:47

Here comes another meme coin brainwashing? To put it simply, it's a gambler's mentality. "Cultural accumulation" sounds nice, but 99% of the time it ends up zeroed out.

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