Value investing strategies have failed, and instead, meme coin markets are accelerating—what exactly is happening behind this phenomenon?

Just now, a large holder liquidated their position within an hour, yet the price unexpectedly surged to a new high. This seemingly contradictory movement actually signals that the true control of tokens does not lie with the so-called "smart money" in the traditional sense.

Investors familiar with similar projects can sense that bottom-fishing and high-positioning are two completely different mindsets. When speculative capital exits, the real upward cycle begins. What makes this coin unique is that its circulation is gradually accumulated by small holders, and every price breakthrough is the result of community consensus. This is the essence of blockchain decentralization—no reliance on a single institution or big holder, but the collective effort of countless participants.

From a technical perspective, the bottom price is confirmed at 0.00000336. Based on a 100,000x multiplier, the target price is $0.336; extrapolating with 150,000x, it’s $0.504. However, almost no large holdings are at this price level; most participants entered after 0.000011. This means that even if 0.00001 is used as a new cost basis, a 100,000x increase could reach the psychological level of $1.

Can it reach $1? Those who say it cannot may be underestimating the power of community consensus behind meme coins. As long as the community does not collectively sell off, the token fortress formed by retail investors is enough to sustain a new all-time high. Developers have already liquidated their positions two months ago, which actually eliminates the biggest hidden risk—no liquidity crisis caused by big holders dumping.

The crypto market has been bound by the concept of value investing for too long. Now, there is an urgent need for an emotional outlet, allowing market participants to personally create those seemingly impossible miracles.