On the night before, $牛来 , there was a direct-to-spot move. After one explosive rally that shot up a big pole, because the spot-market expectations were realized, what was supposed to be good news turned into bad news. Everyone generally felt there wasn’t much of a story left to keep talking about, so they all started shorting. On top of that, yesterday saw a massive pullback in the entire crypto stocks meme sector. The rally also pulled back to 0.07. This level has a pretty good risk-reward ratio—it's the same as when I told the brothers to buy the dip at 0.056, i.e., a market cap of 56 million, targeting $MARSCOIN !
Today it’s exploding again and surging. This one is a bit like Pepe in the Chinese community—the first token that really sparked a resonance between people both at home and abroad!
You can think of it like this: in a bear market, everyone thinks they miss the bull market and hopes the bull returns. When the bear market ends, everyone cheers—because the bull is back. Isn’t that exactly a mental emblem/spiritual totem? Haha, let’s go all in and finish it!
Plus, with this wave of the crypto stocks meme行情, I feel it’s just getting started. In the past two weeks, we’ve truly experienced too much. First, Robin blew up—several tokens with market caps over 100 million ignited the whole scene. Then $PONS ’s token-launchpad: daily protocol revenue hit more than $1 million. Back then I even directly said it was comparable to Pump, and I wrote my own analysis—I’m still holding it, because I believe it hasn’t ended, and it won’t end! Also there’s the long platform’s meme (with AMC as the liquidity pool)—Boner, the narrative about cornering and squeezing Wall Street!
Next came the counterattack on the BSC chain: the Mars coin super-fast pass contracts, spot—turning into this year’s first direct-to-spot meme. At the time I said this was brought in to account for about half of the liquidity flow for crypto stocks memes; it can’t just get dumped right away. So after a brief pullback, it was pulled up to 260 million. The bull is back too. It also listed Hake-mi (哈基米). Here’s the thing—I don’t really understand it. Listing a community coin might be to prove that the community is important. We’ll take care of retail investors, but there’s a problem: this cycle is a crypto stocks meme行情. If you list Hake-mi, it’s easy for the hype to fade and then be ignored, because everyone’s eyes are on the crypto stocks meme space!
Then comes the Sol season. Here, the launchpad stonks and pons are a lot like each other—but within this launchpad, no real crypto stocks meme seems to have come out. Instead, most of it is memecoins with ZEC as the liquidity pool. I haven’t quite figured this one out either—maybe it’s to build a Sol-specific identity!
Today it’s exploding again and surging. This one is a bit like Pepe in the Chinese community—the first token that really sparked a resonance between people both at home and abroad!
You can think of it like this: in a bear market, everyone thinks they miss the bull market and hopes the bull returns. When the bear market ends, everyone cheers—because the bull is back. Isn’t that exactly a mental emblem/spiritual totem? Haha, let’s go all in and finish it!
Plus, with this wave of the crypto stocks meme行情, I feel it’s just getting started. In the past two weeks, we’ve truly experienced too much. First, Robin blew up—several tokens with market caps over 100 million ignited the whole scene. Then $PONS ’s token-launchpad: daily protocol revenue hit more than $1 million. Back then I even directly said it was comparable to Pump, and I wrote my own analysis—I’m still holding it, because I believe it hasn’t ended, and it won’t end! Also there’s the long platform’s meme (with AMC as the liquidity pool)—Boner, the narrative about cornering and squeezing Wall Street!
Next came the counterattack on the BSC chain: the Mars coin super-fast pass contracts, spot—turning into this year’s first direct-to-spot meme. At the time I said this was brought in to account for about half of the liquidity flow for crypto stocks memes; it can’t just get dumped right away. So after a brief pullback, it was pulled up to 260 million. The bull is back too. It also listed Hake-mi (哈基米). Here’s the thing—I don’t really understand it. Listing a community coin might be to prove that the community is important. We’ll take care of retail investors, but there’s a problem: this cycle is a crypto stocks meme行情. If you list Hake-mi, it’s easy for the hype to fade and then be ignored, because everyone’s eyes are on the crypto stocks meme space!
Then comes the Sol season. Here, the launchpad stonks and pons are a lot like each other—but within this launchpad, no real crypto stocks meme seems to have come out. Instead, most of it is memecoins with ZEC as the liquidity pool. I haven’t quite figured this one out either—maybe it’s to build a Sol-specific identity!
