2026-01-13 11:22:16

Various Meme coins are emerging one after another—Trump concepts, dark horse stories, cultural symbols, and even application coins like "Life K-line" have become hot topics among investors. But the hidden truth behind this trend is worth cautioning: blindly following the hype of celebrity-related coins often results in total loss of capital. Industry insiders clearly point out that if you treat every tweet as a Meme investment opportunity, you will 100% lose money. It sounds like a joke, but in fact, it is a profound satire of the current market situation—speculative culture is devouring rational decision-making.

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SatsStacking

· 01-16 08:30

Following the trend to buy meme coins is just asking to lose money, I knew that long ago. The question is, why are there still people rushing forward one after another?

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RugDocDetective

· 01-16 08:01

Really, every time I see a new Meme coin I want to laugh... How are the people chasing the tweets doing now? --- I can almost predict the outcome of following celebrity coins, it's just another carnival of cutting leeks --- Saying "100% losing money" is too absolute, but indeed... I've seen quite a few people lose everything --- Trump coin, Life K-line coin... why are these things so attractive? People really are --- Is speculative culture swallowing rationality? Wake up, everyone, rationality has long been dead --- Don't chase anymore, brother, Twitter trending topics are just signals for harvesting, understand? --- Meme coins are just gambling, yet people insist on treating them like investments, no wonder they lose --- I just want to know how those who went all-in on celebrity coins explain themselves now --- Tweet → Buy coins → Lose money, why does this route look so familiar... --- Exactly right, new traps are waiting every day, even those with difficulty choosing need to get over their indecisiveness

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AirdropworkerZhang

· 01-13 11:51

I am a seasoned trader in the crypto world, having seen too many people rush in and then crawl out again. Really, those who chase hot topics all end up as retail investors. Following the trend is slow death; I’ve never seen anyone get rich from a tweet.

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FloorSweeper

· 01-13 11:40

This wave of meme coins is just a game to scam retail investors; those chasing tweets will all lose money. Following the hype of celebrity coins, nine out of ten times you’ll lose your entire investment. That’s just how our industry works. Go all-in based on tweets? Haha, that’s just giving money to the exchanges. Meme coins are hot, but those who truly dare to go all-in are all caught in traps. Rationality? When it’s speculative, who cares about that? Anyway, retail investors will never run out.

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AirdropChaser

· 01-13 11:33

I got completely burned by this wave of Meme coins... Really, every time I see a new coin, I want to go all in, and the result? My wallet is empty. Following the hype of those celebrity coins makes everyone a rookie, including me. Now I realize, tweets ≠ investment signals. Sigh, the speculative culture has brainwashed me. Where's the rationality? It's long gone. If this continues, it's no wonder I haven't lost money.

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