2026-01-02 01:10:08

#数字资产动态追踪 Rats inscriptions' recent surge indeed left many people feeling regretful. However, opportunities always cycle — those who missed the initial entry now have a chance to pay attention to the subsequent hype of these inscription projects.

$PEPE and $DOGE have always been market trend indicators. Especially under the influence of the inscription craze, projects with strong community attributes often generate plenty of buzz. From PEPE's social media popularity to DOGE's long-term vitality, both are worth re-evaluating amid the fluctuations of the crypto market.

If you pay attention to the rotation patterns of the crypto market, the performance of these inscriptions and meme coins often reflects shifts in market sentiment.

PEPE31,04%

DOGE11,22%

MEME9,82%

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OldLeekMaster

· 17h ago

Another term for "opportunity cycle," sounds nice but actually means cutting one wave and then cutting the next wave Back when Rats was not following the trend, it wasn't really a loss; now those chasing the trend are basically just giving the whales a handout PEPE and DOGE are hot, but who dares say they are a trend indicator? They are just bubbles inflated by consensus The rotation of inscriptions seems like a pattern, but in reality, it's just capital moving in and out of projects one by one. The last to know are always the retail investors Is it reasonable? Small retail investors like us simply can't bottom fish; we can only wait to be cut.

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SmartContractPlumber

· 17h ago

Inscriptions seem popular, but I won't touch unaudited contracts. Don't be fooled by community hype. To be honest, the PEPE incident was due to poor permission control, which was fixed later. DOGE has lasted so long precisely because it doesn't have too many tricks. Market rotations are just rotations; I only look at the code. Integer overflow, reentrancy vulnerabilities—these old issues are still causing problems. Don't just focus on the market trends. For the second round of Rats, I need to review the contracts first before commenting.

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metaverse_hermit

· 17h ago

Rats didn't keep up with the wave and are still regretting it now, feeling like they'll miss the next round again haha PEPE and DOGE are like barometers of the market; when they move, the market trembles. The popularity of inscriptions fluctuates back and forth. Honestly, it still depends on who can catch the rhythm. I'm increasingly unsure. The rotation pattern sounds simple, but in practice, it's just getting slapped in the face. Meme coins are just like that, messing with people. In this round, some people got in, some got cut. When the next round comes, it will be another group of people regretting. The key is whether the community's enthusiasm can be maintained; otherwise, even the best projects are just fleeting clouds. PEPE's topic popularity is indeed top-notch, but the longevity of old-timers like DOGE is truly terrifying. It feels like now entering the market is just a gamble on popularity. Does anyone really believe in fundamentals?

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WenMoon

· 17h ago

Had I known that the Rats wave would be like this, I should have held a heavy position back then. Now it's too late to regret. PEPE and DOGE are indeed the barometers, but on the other hand, meme coins are always like this—those who buy high always suffer the most. The inscription craze comes and goes; what will be the next one? I'm a bit looking forward to it. The market sentiment shifted so quickly that I’m having trouble keeping up. Wait, is PEPE still worth paying attention to now? It feels like the hype has already passed. Those who didn't get in now are late, and those who do are afraid of missing out—it's really uncomfortable. The rotation pattern sounds nice, but in reality, it’s just follow-the-leader speculation. Who can really buy the dip?

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BearMarketSunriser

· 17h ago

Is this another cycle of cutting leeks? I missed that wave of Rats, but there's no need to FOMO into buying. To be honest, PEPE and DOGE are indeed resilient, but meme coins are just betting on popularity. Who can guarantee what the next wave will be? Instead of chasing the hype, it's better to wait until market sentiment truly bottoms out. It's still better to stay on the sidelines for now. These inscription projects, to put it simply, are all about who can run faster. Without fundamental support, they can't last long.

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