2026-01-09 11:24:04

Here it comes again.

Every year around this time, the MEME coin frenzy begins to stir. The recent performance of popular coins like SHIB, DOGE, and PEPE has led many to ask—Is this really the start of another MEME season?

Looking back at history reveals a pattern. During the 2021 bull market, Ethereum's rise triggered a surge in various MEME coins, with new funds continuously flowing in and market liquidity remaining abundant. This time's rhythm seems to be similar.

Honestly, for retail investors, MEME season is just a short, flat, fast market. Behind the crazy rise, there are always early movers who reap the biggest gains. Opportunities are right in front of you, but the key is whether you truly understand this wave of market trends.

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CantAffordPancake

· 01-09 11:54

Here we go again, same script every year, huh

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StakeOrRegret

· 01-09 11:47

It's the same old trick, I knew they would start cutting the leeks again. Those who got in early have already run, and now all I see are bagholders. Is this pattern really a rule, or is someone deliberately hyping it up? When will DOGE and those coins finally let me make money?

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LiquidityNinja

· 01-09 11:46

It's the same trick again; those who planned ahead have already laughed to death.

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APY追逐者

· 01-09 11:36

It's the same old trick, coming around every year.

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PanicSeller

· 01-09 11:36

Another routine at the beginning of the year. While retail investors are still studying charts, the big players have already jumped on board. Basically, it's about making money through early positioning, and we, being late to realize, are the ones getting harvested. Can this MEME wave really compare to 2021? I'm a bit skeptical. Understanding the market sounds simple, but the key question is who has truly understood it. Why does DOGE seem less fierce this round compared to the past two years? Maybe the funding environment isn't as abundant anymore. Quick and efficient is a nice way to put it; in reality, it's just rapid shakeouts, and retail investors are the ones catching the bag.

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