This market cycle has become quite interesting. Those copycat projects that tell elaborate stories remain stagnant in price; meanwhile, meme coins with little technical content and mediocre code are soaring as if equipped with rocket boosters. The AI sector is also suddenly exploding. It may look chaotic, but the capital logic is actually very clear.
To put it simply, retail investors' consensus has changed. The essence of altcoins is to manipulate chips; no matter how many tricks they play, they can't escape this framework. Instead of being confused, it's better to choose the most straightforward meme coins—fully circulating, no lock-up, project teams not making empty promises, and no risk of unlocking and dumping. For funds pursuing short-term gains, this maximizes efficiency. Prices can skyrocket wildly and fall just as fast, but that’s precisely the survival rule of the current market.
The sudden acceleration in the AI sector is also not surprising. Munas being acquired at a $5 billion valuation instantly ignited market imagination. The capital market is quite pragmatic—rejecting empty concepts and only recognizing applications like Agent that can truly land and generate value. Leading funds drive the rally, followed by a rush of capital, with veterans like Virtual and Render taking off directly.
The main trend now is very clear: stop digging for obscure coins; that’s just a waste of time and bullets. Focus on the two tracks—meme coins and AI. Don’t chase highs; buy on dips during pullbacks. In this market, less fussing around and sticking to the main line can yield 100 times better results.
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GateUser-26d7f434
· 01-08 07:49
Damn, finally someone said it. The set of altcoins was long overdue to die.
Meme coins are the best, no tricks, quick in and out. This is what should be played now.
AI has indeed taken off this wave, but how many people are really following through?
Follow-the- crowd always ends up holding the bag last. Keep a steady mindset.
Shallow concept coins are really not interesting; it's better to look for ones with real applications.
Now just wait for a pullback, get ready to buy the dip in meme and AI leaders.
Stop messing around, everyone. The market only has these main themes.
For those who missed the Virtual and Render waves, remember to be more aggressive next time.
Stories have been proven wrong; simple and straightforward things actually make money. It's surreal.
Capital flow is very honest; it’s clearer than anything else.
Meme coins are just big brains tricking small brains. I'm here to profit from this price difference.
This round of the market is starting to make some sense; finally not brainwashed by concepts.
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AirdropHunterWang
· 01-06 09:54
Meme coins and AI dual-track system, this time it's truly enlightenment
To be honest, I'm already tired of the copycat storytelling approach, it's better to stick to the two most liquid lines
Just don't chase highs, wait for the dip to buy low, simple and effective
This wave will show who has a steady mindset; those who are impatient are all cannon fodder
The capital flow follows this logic, there's nothing mysterious about it
Meme coins rise very quickly, and fall just as fast, but they are the ones making a living off it
Agents that can truly land are different from those superficial concept coins
I predicted the old leading coins would take off early, it's just a matter of time
Less fussing is indeed the top way to make money; if you don't believe it, look at the holders with the best mindset—they stick to the main line
Stop wasting bullets digging for obscure coins, they really have no prospects
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MainnetDelayedAgain
· 01-06 09:47
The hype cycle for scam projects has exceeded 180 days. According to my database, the lack of movement this time is within the normal range.
Meme coins are rising happily, but the pullback and sell-off are also aggressive. When that happens, someone will ask why they took the hit again.
AI is indeed hot right now, but don’t forget how recently the last wave of concept hype occurred. History always repeats itself.
Let’s wait and see, patiently awaiting the bloom.
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FreeMinter
· 01-06 09:43
Damn, it's the same old story again. No one believes in copycat stories anymore, but meme coins are going crazy. Truly incredible.
Buy the dip in meme and AI, brothers, don't chase the highs. The pullback is the right entry point.
Who still believes in superficial concepts? Just stick to things that can be implemented.
I've long stopped touching stagnant copycats; it's a waste of time.
This wave of AI taking off is really fast. Virtual and Render have been nonstop.
Retail investor consensus has changed; the previous chip game no longer works.
The capital logic is actually very simple—just two lines: meme and AI. Everything else is trash.
The $5 billion acquisition directly ignited the market, opening up the ceiling of imagination.
Now chasing obscure coins is just asking for death, wasting bullets for nothing.
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StablecoinGuardian
· 01-06 09:41
Really, people still talking about concept stories now are truly out of their minds.
It's true that meme coins are going crazy, I didn't expect it, but on second thought, it's just that the funds have found the most straightforward low ground.
This wave of AI is indeed a bit fierce, both virtual and render are taking off, and it feels like just the beginning.
Stop digging blindly, brothers, the main tracks are these two sectors, just buy low and wait.
The market is like this; the more you mess around, the more you lose.
Those coins claiming technological breakthroughs, why are they still at the bottom? Laughable.
The full circulation of meme coins is indeed comfortable, no worries about project teams dumping.
Munas's acquisition definitely woke up the market; capital is just playing this game.
It feels like the current logic is much clearer than before, finally seeing it clearly.
The most important thing is not to chase highs; buying low on pullbacks is the way to go.
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LightningHarvester
· 01-06 09:37
This wave of meme coins taking off, I've seen through it long ago—it's cleaner than altcoins.
Retail investors are afraid of getting cut, so who still believes in those pie-in-the-sky schemes? It's better to follow the trend and make quick money.
It's normal for AI to be hot right now; real cash acquisitions are right there in front of us.
Wait for the correction before jumping in; chasing highs is just for fools.
Right now, these two lines are the only valid ones; everything else is trash.
This market cycle has become quite interesting. Those copycat projects that tell elaborate stories remain stagnant in price; meanwhile, meme coins with little technical content and mediocre code are soaring as if equipped with rocket boosters. The AI sector is also suddenly exploding. It may look chaotic, but the capital logic is actually very clear.
To put it simply, retail investors' consensus has changed. The essence of altcoins is to manipulate chips; no matter how many tricks they play, they can't escape this framework. Instead of being confused, it's better to choose the most straightforward meme coins—fully circulating, no lock-up, project teams not making empty promises, and no risk of unlocking and dumping. For funds pursuing short-term gains, this maximizes efficiency. Prices can skyrocket wildly and fall just as fast, but that’s precisely the survival rule of the current market.
The sudden acceleration in the AI sector is also not surprising. Munas being acquired at a $5 billion valuation instantly ignited market imagination. The capital market is quite pragmatic—rejecting empty concepts and only recognizing applications like Agent that can truly land and generate value. Leading funds drive the rally, followed by a rush of capital, with veterans like Virtual and Render taking off directly.
The main trend now is very clear: stop digging for obscure coins; that’s just a waste of time and bullets. Focus on the two tracks—meme coins and AI. Don’t chase highs; buy on dips during pullbacks. In this market, less fussing around and sticking to the main line can yield 100 times better results.