You keep saying that meme coins are untouchable, but today I want to talk about something a little different.

$CELR is up 113% this round—jumping from 0.0023 to 0.0049, and it doubled within four hours. Trading volume is 23 million USD; that volume isn’t small even by copycat standards. I looked around but didn’t see any real positive news—official Twitter has been as quiet as a fish heading home for the New Year.

My take: the market makers are pulling the strings, and there’s zero on the news front.

Reason is simple—if there really were good news, the whole internet would have been spamming it already. G and ONE are basically the same playbook: the price rises for no obvious reason, yet the trading volume is insanely large. This is a classic old-market-maker self-rescue rally. Chasing in at times like this? Nine times out of ten you’re just taking someone else’s bags.

I glanced at it around 0.0047, but I didn’t enter. Why? This kind of pump has no support level. If the market maker wants to dump, they can do it anytime—then you don’t even know where to place your stop-loss.

Some people say in a bull market you have to be bold and chase, but I’ve seen far too many cases where copycats pump and then go to zero.

$BTC is down 0.8% today. In a day like this when copycats are going wild, that steadiness actually suggests the money is still rotating, not a full-blown bull market.

So my stance is very clear: just take a look—don’t get itchy.

What do you think—this copycat rally is an opportunity or a trap?

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⚠️ Personal opinion only, not investment advice.