2026-01-04 14:26:47

The AI Meme coin ecosystem continues to dominate the cryptocurrency market trends in 2024-2025. Let's look at recent performance: PEPE surged over 70% at the beginning of the year, with its market cap quickly jumping from $1.7 billion to $2.9 billion, leading the rally strongly.

Meanwhile, the veteran project KIBSHI shows different characteristics — it has been operating for over 3 years and is one of the earliest AI Memecoins. Currently, its weekly chart still leans bullish, and the number of holding addresses continues to grow. The market is like this: slowly rising, then suddenly accelerating. The opportunity for KIBSHI might be right in front of you. 🚀

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BlindBoxVictim

· 01-07 09:54

Oh my god, PEPE's surge is unbelievable. Why didn't I get in earlier... KIBSHI, this obscure coin, is actually quite stable. It's been alive for 3 years, which is pretty good. I just don't know when it will "suddenly accelerate." Anyway, I'm just waiting and watching. Everyone says opportunities are right in front of you, but there are many who have been trapped for a year.

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GhostAddressHunter

· 01-05 13:49

pepe's recent surge is outrageous, but I still prefer projects like kibshi that accumulate quietly. Old projects are just different. The continuous growth in the number of addresses indicates what? It shows that people are quietly buying.

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BlockchainBrokenPromise

· 01-05 06:24

Pepe has already increased by 70%, why is Kibshi still sleeping? This gap...

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just_another_wallet

· 01-04 14:56

Oops, PEPE's recent surge is really impressive, but I prefer the steady vibe of projects like KIBSHI that work quietly on big things. After 3 years of increasing addresses, that's true faith. --- Another "opportunity is right in front of you," just like last time. My wallet is feeling exhausted. --- PEPE's market cap is too large, whereas veteran projects like KIBSHI, with weekly bullish trends and growing addresses, hmm, it has that genuine feel. --- Wait, is KIBSHI really that solid, or is it just another hype story? Asking friends with real holdings. --- Gradually rising then suddenly accelerating—this is something you hear every week, but the ones who profit are always those at the bottom. --- I've been in PEPE for a while, but now KIBSHI's narrative is definitely brewing something. Seems worth paying attention to. --- Why do these old projects always end up surpassing others, while new coins are dead on arrival? Can't quite figure it out. --- KIBSHI's holder addresses are still increasing, which shows that some people are quietly accumulating. Not the type to sell and run right after.

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ForkThisDAO

· 01-04 14:52

Slowly rising then suddenly accelerating, I love this phrase, it feels like it's describing my investment mindset haha Old coins have their own heritage, and KIBSHI, which has been accumulated for years, is actually more stable PEPE's surge is crazy, but who still dares to chase the high The increase in the number of addresses is the real signal; although the market cap is small, it is resilient Waiting for the wind to come, stay calm and patient

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ConfusedWhale

· 01-04 14:50

PEPE's recent surge is unbelievable, but I still believe in projects like KIBSHI with a historical background. No fear of going off-topic. --- Old projects are stable; surviving three years is not easy, right? --- Rising slowly then suddenly accelerating—this really got me excited. --- Is the increase in the number of wallet addresses truly a good sign, or just increased participation? --- PEPE's rise is shocking, but low-key projects like KIBSHI actually feel more reassuring. --- It's impressive that a project has lasted three years; the weekly bullish trend is indeed interesting. --- The sudden acceleration feels like a signal to get in early, doesn't it? --- The weekly chart looks okay; it all depends on whether the trading volume cooperates. --- Market cap went from 1.7 billion to 2.9 billion. PEPE's speed is indeed fierce, but the risk is also high. --- KIBSHI's address count has been increasing? That's definitely more worth paying attention to than PEPE's hype. --- Slowly rising then suddenly accelerating—sounds like a pre-surge signal, right? --- The AI Meme wave isn't over yet, but be cautious when choosing projects. --- Projects that have survived three years are more reliable than new ones; there's no doubt about that.

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MetaverseLandlord

· 01-04 14:42

Wow, PEPE's recent surge is really intense, but I prefer projects that can stay calm and patient. Meme coins are like that—when one takes off, others follow suit. They all seem pretty similar? KIBSHI has been around for over three years and is still alive, which in itself indicates some issues, unlike those fleeting projects. The number of addresses holding the coin is still growing, which means there are genuine believers. That's more reliable than just looking at the price increase. By the way, when will this round of market trend end? It feels like all coins are rising. With the Meme ecosystem so hot, why does it seem like there’s no real application? Just a trading game. Can we trust the weekly bullish pattern? Technical analysis can be so easily manipulated. Slowly rising then suddenly accelerating... I've heard this many times, and every time I get cut.

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defi_detective

· 01-04 14:34

Pepe is back, but I still think veterans like kibshi who stay silent are more stable... Pumping isn't as exaggerated and actually feels more reassuring. --- A project that's been around for over 3 years still increasing in address count? That's the real highlight, unlike those new coin kings. --- Rising slowly then suddenly accelerating, I've seen this pattern too many times... The problem is how to hit that exact point. --- Honestly, I haven't paid much attention to kibshi, but the growth in holder addresses is definitely worth watching. --- I didn't buy into pepe at 70%, feeling it's a bit late now... Not sure if kibshi is a good opportunity. --- Running a project for 3 years without becoming an empty shell coin already wins, but it really depends on the fundamentals. --- Articles like this always praise a certain coin, but how many actually make money? Haha. --- Weekly bullish holder address growth... sounds good, but is that the reason I should go all in?

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MidnightSnapHunter

· 01-04 14:31

Pepe's recent surge is indeed impressive, but I still think these kinds of projects rely on hype and burning money. Kibshi sticking around for so long is actually quite interesting; things accumulated gradually are more solid.

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NFT_Therapy

· 01-04 14:31

Pepe's 70% surge... It's the same old story, meme coins are like this—rise fast, fall fast. I'm actually a bit curious about Kibshi; being a three-year veteran still accumulating strength—that's impressive. Established projects that withstand bear markets really have some substance, unlike those new coins that get rich overnight and then disappear.

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