2026-01-03 01:24:18

Looking at the market trends over the past year, there is an interesting pattern: every time a major rally starts, MEME-type assets are the first to move, followed by the overall market catching up. In the past couple of days, these specialized coins have once again become the sector with the most significant gains, which is quite intriguing.

From a historical perspective, this early advantage of MEME coins often signals a shift in market sentiment—indicating a resurgence of retail enthusiasm and an increase in risk appetite. The question is whether this leadership can continue, and whether it is driven by genuine liquidity or just short-term emotional release.

Recently, the most active tokens are still PEPE and TURBO, the two familiar faces. If you're also paying attention to this wave of market activity, feel free to share the assets you're still tracking. The market is always changing, but finding a clear and reliable direction is the key.

MEME4.98%

PEPE14.91%

TURBO6.9%

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MerkleTreeHugger

· 6h ago

MEME coins this time definitely has some substance, but it still feels mostly driven by sentiment. Where the true liquidity is remains to be seen. PEPE and TURBO are both in my hands, but honestly, if these two continue to rise, I might consider selling in batches. This early advantage always happens like this; retail investors get excited and follow the trend. Making a profit is already good. Wait, are you sure this isn't big players doing a shakeout... the pattern looks a bit familiar. The rhythm of the market is really unpredictable. Every time MEME rises, I realize too late and miss out. It's basically a gamble on popularity—if you bet right, you make a profit; if you bet wrong, you cut losses. There's no certainty. The worst part is that after this wave, it might go silent for half a year, and by then, the coins in your hands will really be worthless.

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ChainWallflower

· 6h ago

Meme coins are up again? Last time it was like this, I lost a lot... --- Pepe and Turbo are indeed bouncing, but can they sustain this time? It still feels like the same old story. --- Retail investors' enthusiasm is warming up? I don't feel it... probably just short-term speculation. --- Is it driven by liquidity or emotional release? We’ll see what happens in the next two days. --- I don't hold meme coins; it's too easy to get liquidated. Better to stick with mainstream coins for safety. --- Every time they say the pattern is obvious, but the slap in the face is even more obvious, haha. --- I've been watching Turbo, but I really don't dare to jump in. --- How high can this wave go? It doesn't seem to have much of a ceiling.

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NotFinancialAdvice

· 6h ago

Pepe is back, but can it last this time? It feels like just an emotional release; the real gold and silver still depend on what happens next. --- Turbo was really fierce a couple of days ago, but I still remain cautious. This sector rotates too quickly. --- Meme coins are always a litmus test for market sentiment; retail investors rush in with enthusiasm. --- Brothers, is this pattern reliable? I always feel like it's a post-event armchair strategist. --- Is it driven by liquidity or emotional release? Honestly, no one can tell now. Just gamble. --- Pepe and Turbo are definitely standard for veteran players, but new coins keep emerging endlessly. --- I didn't buy the dip on Pepe; now chasing the high feels a bit cowardly. Wait for a pullback. --- This wave of gains was too fierce; I'm really afraid of getting caught with it. --- When the meme sector rises, it's a bullish signal; this logic still has some weight. --- If you ask me, don't fuss over liquidity; just look at the trading volume, and that's it.

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AlphaLeaker

· 6h ago

MEME coins are causing trouble again. Is this really different this time, or just the same old tricks? Bro, your observation this time is indeed sharp, but I always feel like PEPE and TURBO keep repeatedly cutting leeks... Retail investor enthusiasm is warming up? I think it's a signal of funds bottoming out, but how long the market can hold up remains uncertain. The phrase "certainty direction" is really laughable. In the crypto market, there's no such thing as certainty; it's all gambling.

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MevHunter