Today, USELESS surged by 3.03%. The community discussion heat was quite high for a while, but a careful review shows that this wave of market movement is a bit interesting.

Let's look at the fundamentals first. There are no major institutional entries or significant partnership news; it's mainly retail investors revisiting history — from a market cap of 4 million to 440 million, then pulling back again. This historical narrative is often mentioned and has become an argument that the "bull market is coming." However, among the community posts discussing USELESS, some are optimistic while others are asking for more technical confirmation.

The sentiment is roughly evenly split. Positive voices do exist, but they mainly revolve around how far the meme narrative can go. The truly fresh good news? None have been seen so far. This is a bit awkward — the price has risen, but there is a lack of substantial incremental drivers.

Honestly, there hasn't been any noteworthy news in the past 12 hours. The risk of a pull-up in this situation isn't low. The short-term pump is more likely driven by hype rather than fundamentals, and following the trend could easily lead to getting caught. If you want to participate, you should be cautious, confirm the technical analysis and overall market rhythm first.