2026-01-03 09:30:19

#数字资产动态追踪 Recently, this wave of market activity has been quite interesting. The Meme sector is indeed buzzing—$DOGE surged by 9.5%, and $PEPE jumped an even more outrageous 14%. Many people are discussing the "Dawn Launch" meme. On the other hand, $SUI is more stable, backed by continuous institutional investments. The new roadmap is also gradually being implemented. Although the increase is only 9%, the TVL has broken the 2 billion mark, and the ecosystem's popularity is evident.

This raises a question—should we follow the hype and chase the Meme's popularity, or turn around and position ourselves in fundamentally supported projects with real strength? Both approaches have people making profits, but the risk differences are quite significant. What do you all think? In your portfolios, do you lean more towards aggressive or conservative strategies?

DOGE-2.76%

PEPE-3.52%

SUI-0.91%

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FomoAnxiety

· 3h ago

Meme is rising quickly but I'm still hesitant, can't chase this short-term hype, it's better to hold SUI comfortably. To be honest, Pepe's 14% gain looks tempting, but I've seen many times where it drops 20% right after, so forget it. Now, the backing of institutions is actually the most reliable signal, much more dependable than social media hype. The SUI TVL surpassing 2 billion is a real progress, more valuable than riding trending memes. I'm the kind of person who prefers to earn slowly but sleep peacefully. I can't handle the thrill of meme coins.

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StealthDeployer

· 01-03 10:00

PEPE this wave is indeed a bit outrageous, but I still believe that assets like SUI with ecological support are the ones to comfortably sit back and earn. --- Chasing high Meme is just a gamble on human nature; you can win but your sleep quality is worrying. --- Honestly, I’m hedging a bit on both sides; diversification is still necessary. --- TVL breaking 2 billion is really something; it’s much more reliable than pure hype like Meme. --- Starting at dawn haha, this meme has been hyped up a lot these past two days, but it might cool off after a good sleep. --- I’ve seen institutional support for SUI continue to increase; in the long run, that’s the real chips. --- To be honest, I also get itchy to play aggressively with Meme, but after losing once, I’m now quite cautious when I see it. --- In the portfolio, be it aggressive or conservative, it should be a 50/50 split; otherwise, when the market comes, you’ll either make big profits or big losses with no middle ground. --- PEPE’s 14% rise this wave is a bit fierce; I feel like quite a few people might get caught holding the bag. --- Having fundamentals means compound interest; that’s what I’ve recently realized.

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Rugman_Walking

· 01-03 09:49

pepe 14% I just cleared everything. This round of meme is just gambling mentality. The TVL data of SUI is the real deal here.

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GovernancePretender

· 01-03 09:37

Meme is back again... but I still hold SUI without moving, steady gains are more appealing --- Pepe up 14% is indeed tempting, but chasing highs is suicide. I believe in SUI's ecosystem as the real gold --- Dawn departure? Laughing out loud, this meme is hot, and after it cools down, the next one will come again. Earning passively from TVL is still the best --- When institutions are increasing their SUI holdings, it says everything. Following the meme trend is just gambling luck --- 9% vs 14% looks like a big difference, but I prefer stable ecosystem support --- In the portfolio, 70% SUI, 30% meme for fun, balancing between aggressive and conservative --- People chasing highs and selling lows are about to get wrecked again, it’s always like this --- SUI's roadmap and TVL data are right here, these are the things I should be paying attention to --- Making quick money with meme is possible, but don’t go all in. I’ve seen too many people lose everything in one shot --- Honestly, the current meme market is just a game of hot potato. Whoever holds it will be the one to suffer

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