BNB Trading Competition Day 7: Established Meme Coins remain in the top three, new coins are highly fragmented, and funds are still rotating

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【Block Rhythm】The 10-day “USD1 Trading Competition” on BNB Chain has already entered its seventh day. Based on the current standings, the top three by market cap are all veteran Meme coins—EGL1, CDL, and Liberty, which have secured the top three spots. These projects participated in last year’s on-chain USD1 trading contests from May to July, and are continuing their “steady” performance this time.

In contrast, the recently emerging new Meme coins haven’t had such an easy time. Once popular “BIG DON” and “An” have fallen over 70% from their highs. Their market caps are now around $17 million, ranking fourth and fifth respectively. Other new hot tokens are even worse off—“1” has fallen below $5 million, and “memes” has returned to about $8.7 million.

However, capital hasn’t completely exited this sector. Today, many Meme coins in the USD1 pools have rebounded. Tokens like “Arctic Bear 2026” and “One” have seen their market caps increase by over $10 million in a short period, indicating that funds are still rotating within this track, just selecting targets.

The entry threshold for this trading contest isn’t high—there’s no restriction on token creation time. Projects created on the Four Meme platform using USD1 as the base token, or those with active USD1 liquidity pools on Four Meme, can participate. The top three winners will receive multiple incentives.

It’s important to note that Meme coin trading is highly volatile. Essentially, it relies on market sentiment and concepts, with little practical application value, and carries significant risks. Participants should exercise caution.

BNB1,62%
USD10,2%
EGL18,97%
CDL0,44%
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gm_or_ngmivip
· 01-22 10:32
Old coins are really resilient. EGL1 and these old-timers are truly steady... The new coins have fallen so much, it's a bit tragic.
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RooftopVIPvip
· 01-22 10:32
Old coins are stable, new coins are plummeting. From this round, it's clear who has real demand—those are the ones being harvested.
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HashRatePhilosophervip
· 01-22 10:30
Old coins are really resilient. EGL1 has been holding steady a bit too much in this wave... New coins have dropped 70% from their peak. Is this the fate of meme coins?
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LiquidatedAgainvip
· 01-22 10:23
Once again, been liquidated. Old coins are stable, new coins are getting wiped out. This wave of rotation is truly a bloody lesson. BIG DON dropped 70% from its peak? I told you, those chasing highs are all bagholders. If the risk control points aren’t well maintained, forced liquidation happens directly. Still rotating? That’s institutional players rotating; retail investors have long been averaging down to liquidation prices. New coins are all miserable; this is the cost of going all-in. Wish I had known earlier. Funds haven’t exited? That’s because the liquidation isn’t finished yet. When the borrowing rate soars, you’ll understand what real cutting losses means.
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FlashLoanLordvip
· 01-22 10:16
Old coins are old coins, but the experience points are different. The new coins have dropped too badly this time, a 70% drop is nothing, it's really a harvest festival for the leek farmers.
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