Recently, the Meme coin sector has been quite lively. APEMARS's second phase token sold out in 24 hours, and presales of Shiba Inu and Fartcoin are also continuously gaining traction, with a wave of new projects lining up to launch. Behind this wave of enthusiasm, is it truly a market rebound or just investors' curiosity-driven speculation?
【From a Cyclical Perspective on Meme Coin Resilience】
Dogecoin to Shiba Inu, these types of projects have never lacked topics. They rely on community consensus and meme culture to drive their popularity, often experiencing explosive growth at certain times. The hunger marketing strategy used in APEMARS's presale is somewhat similar to the SHIB approach back in the day—limited issuance, phased sales, and creating hype.
However, the lineup of projects participating this time looks somewhat mixed. Besides well-known projects, there are quite a few new tokens with names that are quite "curious." From this, it’s clear that market speculation has entered a very sensitive stage.
【Comparing the Strengths】
While Shiba Inu is also a Meme coin, it has a burn mechanism and IP backing, at least supporting a basic user base. In contrast, APEMARS's core technical plan is still in the "to be developed" stage. As for Fartcoin, judging solely by its name, it seems more like a project that relies purely on sensational topics to attract attention.
【Risks Cannot Be Ignored】
Impressive presale data does not necessarily mean quality. The popularity of such projects is likely just the result of self-promotion by the manipulators. Meme coins are inherently highly volatile, like roller coasters—chasing gains with $100 can quickly shrink to half.
Plus, with regulatory environments changing, the uncertainty faced by small-cap tokens will only increase.
【Advice】
If you want to participate, a 5% trial-and-error position is enough. Keep the main funds for projects with real technological implementation, such as those in the SOL or AVAX ecosystems. Don’t let your wallet become a casualty of this round of hype.
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FortuneTeller42
· 24m ago
Another round of rug pulls begins, I bet five bucks this one will fail.
APEMARS sounds shady at first glance, the technology is still under development, isn't this just pure scam?
Honestly, SHIB still has some value, these new tokens... laugh out loud, relying on catchy names to attract attention, they have everything they want.
Buying in at 100 bucks and getting cut in half in no time, I've seen this too many times.
A 5% risk tolerance for trial positions is a reliable suggestion, but the rest can just be ignored.
Pre-sales being popular does not mean quality is guaranteed, does anyone not understand this simple logic?
Wait, Fartcoin... is this real or fake?
Whales hyping up volume for their own fun, retail investors buying in, same old story.
It's better to stick with the SOL ecosystem, don’t gamble on these air coins.
In this market atmosphere, anyone who gets involved will regret it, feeling uncertain.
Another hunger marketing tactic, the same old tricks.
Anyway, I've already lost 5% of my money, I’m done playing.
Regulatory winds shift, small-cap coins go straight to zero, the risk is outrageously high.
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DaoDeveloper
· 5h ago
ngl the tokenomics on these presales are giving pure speculation vibes... where's the actual burn mechanism or lock-up design? feels like watching SHIB 2.0 unfold again
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AirdropHustler
· 6h ago
Huh? Fartcoin, this name really made me laugh
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Same old story, the old trick of the whales cutting leeks
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APEMARS pending development? Then I really dare not touch it
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5% trial and error position, this suggestion is not bad, at least rational
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Sold out in 24 hours? Maybe it's just insiders trading
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Why is it always someone chasing these absurdly named coins? I'm speechless
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That wave of SHIB didn't get in, now there's a new one, cycle on everyone
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Starting fundraising without even a technical plan? That's too much
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Content driven by meme culture relies on consensus, but it wanes after a burst
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Volatility comparable to a roller coaster, that's a very fitting description
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SOL ecosystem is the real deal, these Meme coins can be easily cut
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zkProofGremlin
· 01-09 03:54
It's the same old hunger marketing strategy. Is SHIB still using the same tactics from years ago? It's really time to wake up.
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Fartcoin, I laughed when I saw that name. That's just pure pump-and-dump.
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The 5% trial-and-error position suggestion is somewhat reliable; don't go all-in.
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Sold out in 24 hours? I'll just wait and see if there's any water injection in the data—are the whales buying for themselves?
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Wait, APEMARS is still in development stage and is already open for pre-sale? Isn't that ridiculous?
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Every hype cycle results in some people losing their entire investment, and this time won't be an exception.
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The SOL ecosystem is indeed more confident, at least the technical framework is in place.
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SeeYouInFourYears
· 01-09 03:54
It's the same old thing again. I'm tired of the marketing tricks from the Hunger Games. Can we try a new approach next time?
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ThesisInvestor
· 01-09 03:54
Fartcoin, this name is really clever; it feels like the market has already gone crazy.
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BearMarketBuilder
· 01-09 03:51
Here we go again, this meme coin craze is just the insiders' self-celebration.
Fartcoin is a really clever name, who came up with it?
A 5% trial-and-error position is correct, don't go all in.
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Ser_Liquidated
· 01-09 03:44
It's another round of leek harvesting frenzy. The name Fartcoin made me laugh out loud.
APEMARS is still in development but dares to rush pre-sale, really has some guts.
Those who started early in the SOL ecosystem are still making money; those chasing the high now will probably get liquidated.
After this wave, there will be a bunch of "I want to exit" posts.
The manipulator's hunger marketing tactics haven't changed at all. We leeks just love to be fooled.
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RuntimeError
· 01-09 03:37
Haha, the market maker is acting up again. This time, the tactics are really unoriginal.
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Fartcoin... I knew this was just a scam to harvest.
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The 5% trial-and-error position suggestion is still reliable; mainly, don’t go all in.
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SHIB was also this hot back then, but look at the result.
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Wait, APEMARs technology hasn't even been developed yet? How is this supposed to work?
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The 24-hour presale selling out is just hearsay; who knows if it's just self-buying.
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This round is really too speculative; I’m decisively reducing my position.
【Meme Coin Presale Heat Rises Sharp】
Recently, the Meme coin sector has been quite lively. APEMARS's second phase token sold out in 24 hours, and presales of Shiba Inu and Fartcoin are also continuously gaining traction, with a wave of new projects lining up to launch. Behind this wave of enthusiasm, is it truly a market rebound or just investors' curiosity-driven speculation?
【From a Cyclical Perspective on Meme Coin Resilience】
Dogecoin to Shiba Inu, these types of projects have never lacked topics. They rely on community consensus and meme culture to drive their popularity, often experiencing explosive growth at certain times. The hunger marketing strategy used in APEMARS's presale is somewhat similar to the SHIB approach back in the day—limited issuance, phased sales, and creating hype.
However, the lineup of projects participating this time looks somewhat mixed. Besides well-known projects, there are quite a few new tokens with names that are quite "curious." From this, it’s clear that market speculation has entered a very sensitive stage.
【Comparing the Strengths】
While Shiba Inu is also a Meme coin, it has a burn mechanism and IP backing, at least supporting a basic user base. In contrast, APEMARS's core technical plan is still in the "to be developed" stage. As for Fartcoin, judging solely by its name, it seems more like a project that relies purely on sensational topics to attract attention.
【Risks Cannot Be Ignored】
Impressive presale data does not necessarily mean quality. The popularity of such projects is likely just the result of self-promotion by the manipulators. Meme coins are inherently highly volatile, like roller coasters—chasing gains with $100 can quickly shrink to half.
Plus, with regulatory environments changing, the uncertainty faced by small-cap tokens will only increase.
【Advice】
If you want to participate, a 5% trial-and-error position is enough. Keep the main funds for projects with real technological implementation, such as those in the SOL or AVAX ecosystems. Don’t let your wallet become a casualty of this round of hype.