2026-01-21 10:24:02

Recently, a wave of mixed Chinese and English has swept through the Meme coin circle. Discussions about various Meme projects are everywhere in the community, and traders are staying up late to monitor the market in order to seize this wave of opportunity, their hearts already surging with excitement. This kind of crazy enthusiasm indeed reflects the current market activity—the popularity of Chinese-English Meme coins continues to rise, attracting a large number of participants. From the community's discussion heat, this wave of Meme coins has just begun, and everyone is pondering the opportunities and risks involved. Whether newcomers or veterans, everyone has found their own rhythm in this market carnival.

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MintMaster

· 14h ago

Are all those who stay up late monitoring the market really true? Why do I feel like half are calling trades and half are cutting my leeks --- Meme coins are crazy, that's true, but how many can survive this wave? --- It's the same old spiel, opportunity and risk, basically just gambling --- I'm tired of the mixed Chinese and English routine, just want to ask who the hell is making money --- Novices and veterans playing together, in the end, it's still big players eating the meat and small players drinking the soup --- This hype is a bit outrageous, feels like it's about to peak --- Community discussions are lively, but I just ask you, who says the rise and fall are decided by? --- Found the rhythm? Ha, wake up brother, that's called being led by the rhythm --- Another round of roulette, I just watch quietly --- Real money-makers won't be wasting words in the community

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FUDwatcher

· 14h ago

Staying up all night watching the market is just a fool, wake up everyone --- It's the same old story, opportunities and risks go hand in hand, most people only see the opportunity --- Sounds nice, but it's actually just passing the flower while beating the drum, where are the bagholders --- Newbies and veterans are all making money? Then why am I still losing, lol --- Mixing Chinese and English is a signal of pulling the韭菜, I see through it --- Celebration? I see it as madness, the market will eventually come down --- How long can this meme really last? Feels like it's about to collapse --- High community discussion activity = more韭菜, understand? --- Those who found the rhythm have already run away

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SighingCashier

· 14h ago

Staying up all night watching the market is really intense; I still want to sleep. Another wave of chopping up the little guys, beginners just rush in and it's over. Meme stuff is just gambling; all that talk about opportunities and risks is nonsense. I'm done with it; this round I choose to lie flat and observe. Mixing Chinese and English is indeed popular, but it feels like it's reaching the peak.

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ForkThisDAO

· 14h ago

Staying up all night staring at the charts for what? Isn't it just to buy the dip on those hot coins? This wave of memes is indeed crazy, but the risks are pretty high. Don't let FOMO cloud your judgment. The opportunity and risk are fifty-fifty. I think I'll stay cautious. Another wave of cutting leeks, veteran players are all making money off newcomers. Mixing Chinese and English memes can also go viral—really, anything can be meme-worthy. Watching it all get me fired up, but we still need to choose coins rationally. Is this just the beginning? Won't it get even crazier later? I'm a bit scared. Honestly, the ones who make the most money in the end are those big whales. We retail investors just enjoy the excitement.

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HalfPositionRunner

· 14h ago

Staying up all night staring at the market, what's the point? It's all just a dream of a quick turnaround. This wave of Meme coins is just gambling mentality; the thrill is real. Newbies make quick profits, veterans cut the leeks; cycle repeats. Mixing Chinese and English, so what? Ultimately, it's still the same method of cutting. The ones who really made money have already pulled out; those entering now are just waiting to be handed the bag. This hype... feels a bit虚, I haven't seen actual volume moving. Honestly, playing Meme coins is ultimately a zero-sum game. Another harvest season is coming; I'll just watch quietly.

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