Recently, the performance of secondary MEME coins has become increasingly noteworthy. Since 2021, I have observed the market and discovered an interesting pattern: the launch of MEME coins often serves as a precursor to major market movements.
This logic has rarely failed in the past two years. The most representative example was in March, when after a double bottom in the market, MEME coins like Hippo, Pepe, and Neiro led the breakout, followed by Bitcoin initiating a rebound in early April. When altcoins start to rise, it often signals a market top.
Following this rhythm, the entire first quarter should see a good market performance. The abnormal movements of MEME coins essentially reflect changes in market sentiment—when funds begin to chase high-risk, high-reward assets, it indicates an increasing risk appetite, and a larger market trend is not far off. This is not a coincidence but an objective reflection of market participants' emotional shifts.
Of course, trading still requires proper risk management. Patterns are just references; specific operations should be based on your own risk tolerance.
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BlockchainTherapist
· 10h ago
Hippo Nabo's surge is indeed outrageous, I was also the type to regret watching it go up haha
The meme coin reaction sentiment angle is interesting, but the people chasing it are either all in or completely out
But honestly, it still depends on the amount of funds; small coins are easily crushed
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FalseProfitProphet
· 10h ago
I did catch that wave of Hippo Pepe, but to be honest, luck played a big role as well.
Now everyone is saying that MEME coins are the trend indicator, and I'm actually feeling a bit hesitant.
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FortuneTeller42
· 10h ago
When Hippo and Pepe start to rise, I know the bull market is coming. This pattern is truly unbeatable.
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TestnetNomad
· 10h ago
Hippo Pepe's move to bottom fish was indeed well-timed, but only true warriors are still daring to go all-in on MEME coins now.
Rules are rules, but don't treat your money as a gamble, brother.
MEME coin taking off = a big market is coming? I've heard this logic many times before, better to stay cautious.
Recently, the performance of secondary MEME coins has become increasingly noteworthy. Since 2021, I have observed the market and discovered an interesting pattern: the launch of MEME coins often serves as a precursor to major market movements.
This logic has rarely failed in the past two years. The most representative example was in March, when after a double bottom in the market, MEME coins like Hippo, Pepe, and Neiro led the breakout, followed by Bitcoin initiating a rebound in early April. When altcoins start to rise, it often signals a market top.
Following this rhythm, the entire first quarter should see a good market performance. The abnormal movements of MEME coins essentially reflect changes in market sentiment—when funds begin to chase high-risk, high-reward assets, it indicates an increasing risk appetite, and a larger market trend is not far off. This is not a coincidence but an objective reflection of market participants' emotional shifts.
Of course, trading still requires proper risk management. Patterns are just references; specific operations should be based on your own risk tolerance.