Recently, meme coins on several chains have shown clear signs of recovery, which is quite interesting. By observing capital flows, it’s evident that new incremental capital continues to enter the market, indicating that the meme sector still maintains its attractiveness.
Interestingly, this wave of capital influx is not driven by a fundamental breakthrough of any particular project, but rather by an overall increase in ecosystem sentiment. Watching meme projects across various chains bottom out, holders’ enthusiasm has also been reignited.
Although my own holdings have also seen gains, what truly excites me is the vitality of the market itself. The continuous flow of funds in this sector indicates that everyone’s confidence in the meme ecosystem is recovering. This is a positive signal for the entire sector—not just the performance of individual projects, but the collective market participation rate is rising.
From this perspective, the meme coin market is far from saturated; the community’s cohesion and the desire of new capital to participate still exist. This is what’s most worth paying attention to.
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TradFiRefugee
· 15h ago
They're starting to cut the leeks again. Is this wave really happening?
Meme coins are just gambling; stop hyping up emotions.
Funds entering the market? I think it's just more bagholders.
Talking about ecosystem confidence? It's still just hype.
Bottom? Just wait to be smashed through.
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PretendingSerious
· 15h ago
Wow, funds are really pouring in, feels like the sentiment is about to flip
This wave of meme is indeed a consensus rebound, it's not about a single coin
It's not because of fundamental breakthroughs, so why is it rising? It's all about popularity, pure sentiment trading
Holdings have also increased but I'm not that excited, what I believe in is that this sector is still alive
The community's buzz is so high, it shows there's still a long way to go
Really? How long can this wave last?
I also think it’s reaching saturation, the key is how many newcomers can come in
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GovernancePretender
· 15h ago
Oh no, they're starting to hype meme again. Funds really can't stay idle.
Meme is all about emotions; there's no fundamental basis to speak of.
It's just a bottom rebound, don't overhype it.
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GweiTooHigh
· 15h ago
Haha, they're starting to harvest again
Memes will never die, haha
The capital flow has truly returned
But how long can it last this time?
Feels like emotional-driven moves are easy to ruin
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GasOptimizer
· 16h ago
Wait, it's true that new capital is entering the market, but it depends on the fee model of the trading pair. The gas cost on L2 is only a few cents, while on the mainnet, it costs much more for the round trip.
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PortfolioAlert
· 16h ago
Damn, there's finally some progress. It was about time.
Wait, new money coming in is just more bagholders, right?
Meme is just about the hype; once the hype is gone, it's over.
I'm also in it, but to be honest, there's not much solid fundamentals to talk about.
Capital inflow? From what I see, they're still just harvesting the little guys.
Can this rebound last? I don't really believe it.
Cohesion? Laughable, the community has long since dispersed.
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wrekt_but_learning
· 16h ago
Hey, it's starting to heat up again.
Funds are pouring in, and it feels like this meme wave is really different.
Wait, are you saying that the emotional hype is more important than the fundamentals? Then isn't that... pure speculation?
I believe in community cohesion, but new capital entering the market is really just about making quick money, honestly.
I've heard too many talks about bottom rebounds; it still depends on how long it can hold.
NG, the saturation judgment is a bit optimistic; we need to keep observing.
That's how memes are—when the hype comes, go all in; when it cools down, run away. The cycle is too strong.
Recently, meme coins on several chains have shown clear signs of recovery, which is quite interesting. By observing capital flows, it’s evident that new incremental capital continues to enter the market, indicating that the meme sector still maintains its attractiveness.
Interestingly, this wave of capital influx is not driven by a fundamental breakthrough of any particular project, but rather by an overall increase in ecosystem sentiment. Watching meme projects across various chains bottom out, holders’ enthusiasm has also been reignited.
Although my own holdings have also seen gains, what truly excites me is the vitality of the market itself. The continuous flow of funds in this sector indicates that everyone’s confidence in the meme ecosystem is recovering. This is a positive signal for the entire sector—not just the performance of individual projects, but the collective market participation rate is rising.
From this perspective, the meme coin market is far from saturated; the community’s cohesion and the desire of new capital to participate still exist. This is what’s most worth paying attention to.