2026-01-17 09:26:12

The concept of Bags has indeed been gaining popularity recently, with market attention clearly increasing. In this wave of market activity, several projects are worth paying close attention to—Terra, CMEM, Gas, Ralph, Starcraft, VVM, and Claude all have their own highlights. Additionally, Solana (SOL) has performed very well in this cycle, maintaining its hotness.

If Bag-type assets can continue to sustain this market enthusiasm and capital inflow, the future performance of these projects should have more room for imagination. Of course, the specific market trend still depends on subsequent changes in capital flow and market sentiment, but based on the current momentum, it is indeed worth tracking the developments in this area.

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AirdropChaser

· 01-20 02:36

Bags really took off now, this wave feels a bit different I'm also paying attention to CMEM and Ralph, but I don't quite understand the Gas part SOL is really stable this time, and Bags concept is taking off along with it Fundamentals are the key, right? The hype comes quickly and goes just as fast... By the way, does Terra still have a chance? I haven't fully researched these new projects VVM and Claude yet, they all seem like gambling on probabilities It feels like the Solana ecosystem is the real winner, others are just riding the hype Wait, can these projects really sustain themselves? Market sentiment changes suddenly, how long can this last? Is anyone making money in Bags, or is it just another round of cutting leeks...

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BlockBargainHunter

· 01-18 15:59

Bags this time really has some substance, but to be honest, I still have some psychological shadow over Terra's approach. SOL this round is indeed fierce, just worried about another "accident" causing a dump. Those new projects like CMEM and others, seem to rely on hype to survive, once the funds withdraw, their true nature is exposed. Let's wait until the funding situation loosens up, chasing hot topics now is easy to get caught and harvested. When will Ralph and Claude have mainnets? Are they just blowing hot air?

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MidnightMEVeater

· 01-18 10:54

Good morning, 2 a.m. Another wave of liquidity traps waiting for the sucker. Bags are like a midnight arbitrage buffet.

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retroactive_airdrop

· 01-17 22:36

To be honest, Bags this time does have some potential, but it feels like just following the trend. I haven't heard of these coins, who can guarantee they're not the next to zero out? Sol is still more reliable, but who knows about this market? If you make money, don't forget us who didn't get on the train. Once the capital situation changes, everything is useless. I've seen it too many times. How did that Claude project get mixed into the Bags market? That's a bit outrageous. If it really blows up, I'll be the first to run. I won't be the bagholder.

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ProveMyZK

· 01-17 09:52

Bags are really hot now. The recent surge driven by SOL is impressive, and it feels like funds are rotating. I've been watching that bunch from Terra for a while, just worried about another sudden crash, it's exhausting. Claude and Ralph are a bit unfamiliar; can someone verify on-chain data? Fundamentals are the decisive factor. No matter how hot the trend is, if no one is willing to buy in, it's all pointless. Friends who went all-in on bags, enjoy your current smile because you might be crying soon. In this cycle, it feels like all concepts have been overhyped. The only thing that can make them rise again is faith. Have you heard of Starcraft and VVM? Or are they just new skins for scamming retail investors?

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AllInAlice

· 01-17 09:45

The popularity of bags has indeed risen this time, but I still have some reservations about that Terra batch. How did Ralph and Claude suddenly surge? I can't quite figure it out. Sol is still so resistant to manipulation, truly outstanding. If the funding situation improves, this line definitely has potential. Wait, what is CMEM? Can someone give a quick explanation? Looking at this list of projects, it feels a bit chaotic. Who can pick out the real main players in the race? Starcraft? Is it a gaming concept? Are these projects collaborating? Popularity is one thing, but fundamentals still matter.

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ImpermanentTherapist

· 01-17 09:33

Bags really took off this time, but still, does that Terra trash dare to pump? SOL's popularity remains steady, but whether these new targets can keep up is really uncertain. I've never even heard of Ralph, and now you want to jump on the bandwagon? I think it's a joke; the market sentiment shifts faster than flipping through a book. Feels like another wave of cutting leeks, even Claude can be a target for Bags now haha, it's surreal. What’s the relationship between Claude and Starcraft? Did someone make up a story again? The potential is huge, but so is the risk of losing money. Once the market sentiment shifts, everything is over.

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AltcoinTherapist

· 01-17 09:29

Bags really took off this time, but I'm still worried about the套路 of cutting leeks. These names are all so unfamiliar. Are Ralph and Starcraft going to become tools for the next wave of bagholders again? SOL is indeed impressive, but I feel the concept of Bags is a bit虚虚. Talking up a storm might just be to get us to接盘. I've never even heard of CMEM. Can someone tell me if it's just pure噱头? We still need to watch the资金面. High热度 doesn't mean there's real价值. The profits from this round have already been made. If you get in now, are you going to be套 again? Claude? This name sounds just like AI, can't tell if it's a project or a营销号 fabricated. 热度≠赚钱, don't let public opinion lead you by the nose.

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