2026-01-22 23:00:10

#数字资产市场动态 As long as the blockchain is alive, MEME coins can never truly disappear—this is reality. The only question is: how long can each specific MEME survive?

Recently, many people have demonized the statements of a top executive from a major exchange, saying "MEME is going to die." In fact, their original words were very clear: the vast majority of MEME coins won't go far, but those with genuine cultural significance have a real chance of long-term survival. This is not pessimism; it's the truth.

What’s frightening? It’s that we keep spinning in rumors and emotions. Many investors are unwilling to think deeply and instead follow the crowd chasing all kinds of absurd interpretations. The result? Repeatedly taking losses and getting trapped, becoming a "regular" in the crypto circle. This vicious cycle must be broken. Distinguishing true from false information and rationally allocating MEME coins is the key to survival.

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GasWaster

· 01-25 04:44

Well said, but too many people just follow the crowd blindly. I've been liquidated before, and now I only pay attention to MEME projects with genuine community culture; everything else is just an IQ tax.

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LazyDevMiner

· 01-24 10:58

A single conversation with you is better than ten years of blood, tears, and struggles in the crypto world. I just fear that some people still won't listen.

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TaxEvader

· 01-22 23:30

To be honest, most memes are just here to trap retail investors; anyone who believes it gets caught.

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MonkeySeeMonkeyDo

· 01-22 23:29

Hear one of your words, and it’s better than reading ten years of coins. That’s right, I’m just afraid people only read the headlines without looking at the original text, then it spreads in the group from one to ten, ten to a hundred, and eventually becomes unrecognizable. --- Actually, I think there’s nothing wrong with what the executives said. It’s the big waves that sift the sand; only those who survive are truly resilient. --- Stop talking. The guy around me saw a “interpretation” from a certain big V influencer and went all in on a bunch of trash coins. He’s still holding on stubbornly. --- MEME with cultural heritage can survive; projects with a weak start and poor follow-through sound just ridiculous. --- The core is to do your own homework; don’t become a slave to emotions. --- The vicious cycle definitely needs to be broken, but that requires everyone to have a brain. --- Cutting losses, cutting losses, cutting losses. Just hearing these two words gives me a headache. --- How long MEME coins can survive has always been a gamble. Cultural background and such are just placebo effects, right? --- My concern is that people don’t even know how to distinguish true from false, let alone talk about rational allocation. --- Honestly, the most profitable are those who truly understand community culture. Everyone else is just gambling.

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AirdropHunterXM

· 01-22 23:29

Basically, 90% of MEME is just an IQ tax, so don't feel so bad about it.

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