2026-01-21 13:22:47

Another wave of new contracts is coming. This time, it's the launch of a contract version of a popular MEME coin, which is already the second one following the success of the previous Chinese MEME coin.

Honestly, this is a typical manifestation of capital rotation. Whenever something new appears, the old hotspots begin to decline. Popularity is like a tide, often flowing from one place to another. Do you remember when a super hot coin was launched for spot trading? That was basically the peak. At that time, it was the hottest MEME coin in the market, but its popularity only continued to decline afterward, never returning to that height.

Following this logic, it has now become the best window to short overhyped coins. The new contract attracts capital inflow, while the old hotspots start to fade—this cycle is hard to break. That’s how the market operates, with rotation never stopping.

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BearMarketHustler

· 16h ago

Another new trick to harvest the little guys, tired of this routine.

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ChainMelonWatcher

· 16h ago

Here we go again, this rotating playbook. Didn't learn from the last time.

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LayerZeroJunkie

· 17h ago

Another new contract, the old coins will drop again. Really, this routine is so familiar, it's just rotation. Wait, can this time be different... Never mind, it definitely won't. Shorting those hyped coins is the real way. The new replaces the old, cycle repeats. Seeing through it really isn't interesting.

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ThatsNotARugPull

· 17h ago

It's rotating again. Who's going to take the bait this time?

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NeonCollector

· 17h ago

Here we go again? When new coins surge, old coins die, it's a cycle, a cycle.

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RooftopVIP

· 17h ago

Here we go again with this routine? Funds move like this, smart people can see through it clearly.

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BrokenRugs

· 17h ago

I think this set of theories sounds good, but real operation still depends on luck. Another rotation cycle, same old routine. This logic is half correct, but the key is that timing is too difficult. Everything said is correct, it's just that I always pick the wrong side. Fund rotation is easy to talk about, but in practice, it turns into wiping out the family.

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