2026-01-10 18:24:13

It's that familiar routine again—another Chinese meme coin on the BNB chain starts to pump. This round of market movement is essentially a false alarm, with a dull and unremarkable trend, nothing worth paying attention to.

Once the price hits the 0.18-0.19 range, you can consider entering at a low point. If you're aggressive, you can buy at the current price directly. But one thing to be clear about: this coin doesn't really have a strong whale sitting behind it; at most, a few big players are just entertaining themselves. With a market cap of over 100 million, the cost for these big players to dump is much lower than to pump, so reversing and dumping is just a matter of a moment.

Don't let FOMO cloud your judgment. Chasing after pump-and-dump altcoins is, to put it bluntly, like a one-night stand gamble—winning is exhilarating, losing is heartbreaking. The current trend is very clear; there's no reason to hesitate to be bearish.

BNB-0,22%

MEME-2,01%

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FallingLeaf

· 13h ago

It's the same old story, the classic meme coin rug pull. It's boring. Wait, you said bearish? Then I'll just watch. I've already given up on chasing this kind of coin. Entry at 0.18? Uh... even if it drops more, forget it. This is gambling. Win and brag for half a year, lose and you have to change your nickname and leave Discord.

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OnChainDetective

· 21h ago

I've been monitoring Nansen for three days, and the fund flow data simply doesn't match... The source of the money fueling this pump is too suspicious.

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ChainBrain

· 21h ago

Uh... it's the same old trick again, meme coin hype just a false alarm, so boring. Wait, the author said bearish at the end but then suggested entering at 0.18. Is my understanding wrong because of the inconsistency? Oh my, these big whales just play heartbeat games, dumping at low cost and making quick profits— isn't that standard practice? Still the same advice: chasing after this kind of thing is a gamble for your life. Don't blame the market when liquidation happens.

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CoinBasedThinking

· 21h ago

A typical rug pull tactic, I advise you not to touch this crappy coin Waiting to see the dump show, interesting 100 million coins? Haha, big players can easily turn around FOMO is the most harmful; this time, definitely bearish I'm here to watch this big show, you guys do as you please

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StealthMoon

· 21h ago

It's the same old trick, I'm already tired of it. Wait, this guy suggests buying in at low levels and then going short directly, the logic doesn't quite hold up. Chasing meme coins is definitely gambling, but those who really gamble are already numb, and they can't lose much more money. With such a small market cap, crashing the price is indeed a matter of minutes, but sometimes big players also play themselves, and retail investors end up eating the loss. Entering at 0.18? Feels a bit late, someone has already been lurking at the bottom. These types of coins are just the old tea cup coin routine—change the name and switch to another chain, and it’s the same story all over again. So annoying. I'm done with it. This round, I'll just watch the air coins get dumped and pretend I didn't see anything.

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