Recently, a major exchange has been actively supporting meme coin projects within the Solana ecosystem, with two leading meme coins becoming the focus of attention. This shift is quite interesting——recognition from a reputable exchange indeed changes the game.
From a valuation perspective, as the leading meme within the ecosystem, these projects should be benchmarked against PEPE's peak valuation levels, and the current price range is still quite substantial. If you trust the platform's judgment, there are indeed opportunities for strategic positioning at this stage.
One phenomenon that cannot be ignored: traditional projects supported by VC funding, which often use the "cutting leeks" scheme, have long been overused, leaving retail investors with little room to profit. In contrast, meme coins with IP attributes and built-in traffic demonstrate a certain level of relative fairness——at least the profit-making mechanism isn't so opaque.
From an exchange perspective, supporting such projects also aligns with market logic. By boosting popular meme coins, platforms can both follow market trends and generate wealth effects. This benefits ecosystem prosperity and user retention. The increased activity on the Solana chain is fundamentally good news for all participants. In other words, this isn't just Binance hyping concepts; it's a relatively mutually beneficial market evolution.
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BearEatsAll
· 19h ago
Hmm... endorsing meme coins by exchanges sounds good, but is this logic really solid?
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Honestly, it's just another way for platforms to scam retail investors.
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I missed the PEPE wave, and I don't want to miss out this time.
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Wait, compared to valuation, I'm more concerned about whether these two leaders have real practical value.
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Black box or not, in the end, it still depends on who has the chips. Don't fool yourself.
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It's true that the Solana ecosystem is booming, but the meme coin bubble is also very real.
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Can retail investors make money? Why do I always end up as the last bagholder, haha.
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The risks of projects promoted by exchanges are actually quite high. When liquidity pulls out, it's still up to them to decide.
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On the other hand, VC projects are indeed boring. Meme coins are exciting, but at least you can gamble on them.
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Is it too late to get on now? It feels like everyone is waiting for the same signal.
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LiquidationTherapist
· 01-10 00:50
This logic is a bit too optimistic... Is the exchange's "support" for meme tokens really mutually beneficial? Honestly, it's just a new way to harvest retail investors through the wealth effect.
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Can the PEPE peak pattern be replicated? I doubt it; popularity always shifts.
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VC projects are a black box, but meme coins are transparent? Ha, just a different set of words.
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I'm convinced by the logic that Solana's activity is rising; they'll say anything to pump the market.
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Wait, can retail investors really make money with meme tokens? Or is it just a matter of probability?
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Isn't it easier for the exchange to actively intervene in the market?
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People who trust platform judgments often end up losing the most; this curse seems never to be broken.
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MysteryBoxAddict
· 01-10 00:32
Exchanges promoting meme coins? Honestly, it's just about scamming retail investors, just with a different disguise.
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EthMaximalist
· 01-10 00:29
Are they trying to rug us retail investors again? The exchange platform meme coins, why do I find it so hard to trust?
VC projects are indeed shady, but meme coins are fair? Wake up, buddy.
Talking about relative fairness, isn't it just the big players getting in first while we retail investors are left holding the bag?
Solana's activity has increased, but my wallet activity is actually decreasing haha.
Things supported by exchanges often mark the beginning of the next sucker's trap.
Feels like we're about to get rug-pulled again, but I can't help but want to see the market trend.
Recently, a major exchange has been actively supporting meme coin projects within the Solana ecosystem, with two leading meme coins becoming the focus of attention. This shift is quite interesting——recognition from a reputable exchange indeed changes the game.
From a valuation perspective, as the leading meme within the ecosystem, these projects should be benchmarked against PEPE's peak valuation levels, and the current price range is still quite substantial. If you trust the platform's judgment, there are indeed opportunities for strategic positioning at this stage.
One phenomenon that cannot be ignored: traditional projects supported by VC funding, which often use the "cutting leeks" scheme, have long been overused, leaving retail investors with little room to profit. In contrast, meme coins with IP attributes and built-in traffic demonstrate a certain level of relative fairness——at least the profit-making mechanism isn't so opaque.
From an exchange perspective, supporting such projects also aligns with market logic. By boosting popular meme coins, platforms can both follow market trends and generate wealth effects. This benefits ecosystem prosperity and user retention. The increased activity on the Solana chain is fundamentally good news for all participants. In other words, this isn't just Binance hyping concepts; it's a relatively mutually beneficial market evolution.