2026-01-11 10:30:23

Recently, I’ve been eyeing the #GrassrootsCulture Meme coin, mainly because of its decent level of consensus, and the operational effects of the new main manager are also worth looking forward to. Honestly, projects like this should be content with a fivefold return.

The Meme coin market in the BSC ecosystem is now somewhat saturated, with the two giants basically dominating mainstream attention. The problem is the lack of truly new faces and new influence to drive incremental market growth. To see the emergence of the next phenomenal project, it depends on the main manager’s appeal and the community’s genuine consensus to support it. That’s also why some projects can become popular, while others can only fade into dust.

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CryingOldWallet

· 11h ago

The influence of the organizer is indeed crucial, but right now there are too many people bragging. Five times satisfaction? Brother, your perspective is too narrow; you need to see the subsequent operations. The water in BSC is getting muddier, and it’s becoming harder to make a profit. Genuine consensus is rare; most are just a front for harvesting profits. There are too many new projects, and no one can keep up. The Meme winter hasn't ended yet; rushing in now could be risky and lead to being trapped. Whether the organizer has enough stamina will be clear in three months.

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UnluckyValidator

· 01-11 10:59

Five times contentment? Buddy, your mindset is a bit conservative, but indeed, that's how Meme coins are—it's all about the personality of the creator and community cohesion. The two saints are already tired; new projects need genuine consensus to succeed. Just hype around concepts won't cut it. How is the grassroots project's creator's influence? That's the key.

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failed_dev_successful_ape

· 01-11 10:58

Is five times the limit to be satisfied? Man, your mindset is problematic. Whether the new manager can hold the consensus is the key; don't just look at operational effects. I'm tired of these Meme coins on BSC; there's really no freshness.

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MetaEggplant

· 01-11 10:52

Are you satisfied with five times? Man, your mindset is pretty steady, but to be honest, it's really hard for grassroots projects like this to stand out right now. Having a new leader with influence is the key; just having consensus isn't reliable.

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StopLossMaster

· 01-11 10:50

Are you satisfied with five times? Man, your mindset is pretty good, I was aiming for ten times, but now I'm almost stuck and deadlocked. The host's influence is important, but ultimately it still depends on whether big investors with real money are willing to step in. Without anyone throwing in money, all consensus is pointless. As for the grassroots culture... honestly, it's a bit uncertain. In an era where even the two saints can't get a bite of meat, it's very difficult for new coins to turn things around.

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MaticHoleFiller

· 01-11 10:46

Which grassroots project? To be honest, the consensus is actually okay, but I think a fivefold increase is questionable. Currently, those entering are all bagholders. Wait, are you saying the main person has been replaced? Then I need to take another look. A reliable operator can indeed save a project. I'm already tired of these BSC Meme coins, copying and pasting every day, it's really boring. It mainly depends on the community. Without genuine consensus, even good operations are pointless. Wow, another one confidently claiming five times. I thought the same last year, and I'm still sitting on the floor collecting dust.

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SignatureCollector

· 01-11 10:40

Five times should be enough to be satisfied? Man, your perspective is really narrow. How many times have the Two Saints eaten?

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