2026-01-20 05:31:15

Recently, discussions about Chinese Meme coins on Twitter have surpassed 1.3 billion views. To be honest, there's a reason why these projects can become popular—they come with legendary attributes, a strong cultural identity, and solid community cohesion. But the problem is, every time such opportunities arise, some people either react too slowly or fail to maintain the right mindset.

Look at those successful Chinese Meme coins; they didn't appear out of nowhere. When project teams can create compelling cultural IP, community participation can form a powerful synergy. Unfortunately, many either miss the window to get on board or are distracted by various noise, ending up only able to say, "Another opportunity I missed."

Honestly, the barrier to entry in the Meme coin sector isn't that high; the key is who can grasp the market rhythm. Broaden your perspective, pay more attention to ecosystem trends, and attack less each other—this way, you'll discover more opportunities.

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GasSavingMaster

· 8h ago

Ha, it's the same old story. It sounds nice, but it's actually a game of information asymmetry. What you miss isn't an opportunity, but a chance to pay tuition fees. Constantly shouting about cultural identity, ultimately it's still gambler's psychology. With such strong social signals, you should be even more cautious.

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NotGonnaMakeIt

· 9h ago

It's the same old talk, I'm tired of hearing it. Those who are truly making money have already jumped in; the rest are just bagholders. Information asymmetry is the key, everything else is nonsense. 1.3 billion views, 99% of them are newbies commenting. Window period? Bro, the window has been closed for three months. Basically, it's gambling. Dressing it up with cultural identity makes it seem legitimate. Expanding your vision? First, manage your own wallet well.

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BearMarketMonk

· 9h ago

It's the same old story, the key is still having connections and information channels. Catch the rhythm? Easier said than done, those who are truly making money have already cashed out. Whether Meme coins are hot or not still depends on how big players manipulate the market; retail investors are always the bagholders. Strong cultural identity? No matter how strong a project’s culture is, it can't save a failing project. The concept of a window period doesn't really exist for retail investors, right? That kind of pure opportunity is gone long ago; now it's all about variants of cutting leeks. 13 billion views sounds impressive, but in the end, it's just a few big V accounts setting the pace.

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GateUser-e87b21ee

· 9h ago

It's the same old story, always talking about the window period, but in the end, you probably haven't caught it many times yourself.

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GmGmNoGn

· 9h ago

Missed the wave with 1.3 billion views, now it's too late to say anything Meme coins are just gambling on people's hearts; if you can't win, it's just a scam Constantly shouting about the ecosystem, but it's all about who gets on board first and profits Someone will be crying again this time Anyway, I can't figure out this stuff, so I'll just honestly work on an air project

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