#以太坊大户持仓变化 The truth about the savage growth of Meme coins: from following trends to rug pulls, just one coin name apart

Recently, this wave of Meme coins really can't be stopped. Starting with all kinds of punny and borderline bizarre coin names, daring to use vulgar words as token names—seems like the more indecent they are, the more eye-catching they become. Projects like $ZEC are increasing, and the overall tone of the sector is also being lowered.

Careful observation of how these Meme coins operate reveals a very uniform pattern:

The first trick is to attract curiosity with sensational titles. The more outrageous the name, the better—it's all about triggering your curiosity and making you click to see more. This isn't project management; it's clearly a wordplay game.

The second trick is blunt—price manipulation. With a market cap of just a few thousand dollars, they rush to launch, completely lacking fundamental support, relying solely on community hype to push prices higher. The peak comes quickly, and the fall is just as rapid.

The third trick is the real harvest. When retail investors' FOMO hits its peak and they jump in, big players and whales turn around and dump, causing the price to plummet to zero instantly. The opportunity for sudden wealth in your eyes has long been turned into a tool for draining your funds.

To put it bluntly, this isn't investment—it's blatant emotional manipulation. The professionalism and credibility of the entire cryptocurrency space are being gradually eroded by projects like these. If no one steps in to stop this chaos, the Meme coin sector will eventually become notorious, dragging down the reputation of the entire industry.

So the question is—would you still rush in just because of a bizarre coin name? Share your thoughts in the comments—how many times have you encountered projects like this?