Meme coin market trends often stem from celebrity effects. If the project Dev has enough influence and actively claims responsibility, the coin price can be easily driven by sentiment, and fundraising scales from tens to hundreds of dollars are not a dream. It sounds tempting, but there is a big pitfall— the liquidity exit mechanism is highly opaque. Not every Dev has CZ's level of influence; simply claiming the project won't be able to leverage major exchange resources. Ultimately, it often results in a situation where the project is well-known but has no exit strategy. For such investment products, careful weighing of expected returns and risks is essential.
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StakeHouseDirector
· 01-19 02:07
No matter how loud you blow, without an outlet, it's useless. This is the fate of meme coins.
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Whale_Whisperer
· 01-18 06:59
No reputation and no exit, this is just a trap. Looks like it's going up, but in reality, it's stuck.
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OnchainDetective
· 01-17 20:22
Based on on-chain data, I guessed this scheme early on. Devs rely solely on hype through words, and the wallet transaction patterns behind it are obvious. The clear fund connections point repeatedly to a few addresses. The real issue lies with the liquidity... After analysis and assessment, most memes are just typical wash-trading techniques with a rebranding.
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QuorumVoter
· 01-16 16:08
Having fame but no exit, it's just a trap. I've seen too many projects like this, with developers shouting loudly and the price soaring, only to see liquidity cool down like a cup of tea in the end.
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ContractHunter
· 01-16 16:07
Famous but with no exit, isn't this the fate of most meme coins...
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HodlOrRegret
· 01-16 16:05
Exactly right, this is the curse of meme coins. It's easy to ride the wave, but when it's time to get off, you realize there's no exit...
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0xDreamChaser
· 01-16 15:56
To be honest, meme coins are just about betting on personalities; if you can't succeed, they become a trap for holding.
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SatoshiChallenger
· 01-16 15:45
Ironically, every time someone thinks they are the next CZ, what happens? Data shows that 98% of Meme coins get stuck at the liquidity stage in the end.
Having fame but no exit strategy sounds like a collection of startup failure cases.
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HalfIsEmpty
· 01-16 15:44
It sounds like a hype for reputation—celebrities shout and the coin price skyrockets, but when it comes time to perform, it must be awkward.
Meme coin market trends often stem from celebrity effects. If the project Dev has enough influence and actively claims responsibility, the coin price can be easily driven by sentiment, and fundraising scales from tens to hundreds of dollars are not a dream. It sounds tempting, but there is a big pitfall— the liquidity exit mechanism is highly opaque. Not every Dev has CZ's level of influence; simply claiming the project won't be able to leverage major exchange resources. Ultimately, it often results in a situation where the project is well-known but has no exit strategy. For such investment products, careful weighing of expected returns and risks is essential.