【Crypto Rhythm】 Today’s market is a bit hard to understand — the overall market is warming up, but the Meme coin circle is experiencing a rollercoaster.
The “Binance Life” on the BSC chain is particularly strong, with a 45% increase in 24 hours, pushing its market cap to around $260 million. The current price is about $0.26. This guy has definitely attracted a lot of attention these days.
But if you look at other Chinese Meme coins, the situation is very different. The coins that previously surged wildly are now all falling. “I Damn Came” dropped 39%, with a market cap of only $16.9 million, and the price is at $0.0169; “Laozi” rose 39%, but its market cap is only $7.9 million, with a price of $0.0079; “Life K-line” fell the most, dropping 46%, with a market cap of $7.65 million, and the price down to $0.0076.
This kind of divergence is actually quite common — Meme coins are essentially emotional games, with their rises and falls driven by market enthusiasm and hype. In simple terms, they lack solid intrinsic value. Playing with this kind of stuff, you need to always keep risk in mind.
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NonFungibleDegen
· 8h ago
Nah Ser, Binance's life is really on the line now. Why are other cryptocurrencies finishing so quickly?
Meme coins show clear divergence today: "Binance Life" up 45%, while several Chinese-language coins drop nearly 40%
【Crypto Rhythm】 Today’s market is a bit hard to understand — the overall market is warming up, but the Meme coin circle is experiencing a rollercoaster.
The “Binance Life” on the BSC chain is particularly strong, with a 45% increase in 24 hours, pushing its market cap to around $260 million. The current price is about $0.26. This guy has definitely attracted a lot of attention these days.
But if you look at other Chinese Meme coins, the situation is very different. The coins that previously surged wildly are now all falling. “I Damn Came” dropped 39%, with a market cap of only $16.9 million, and the price is at $0.0169; “Laozi” rose 39%, but its market cap is only $7.9 million, with a price of $0.0079; “Life K-line” fell the most, dropping 46%, with a market cap of $7.65 million, and the price down to $0.0076.
This kind of divergence is actually quite common — Meme coins are essentially emotional games, with their rises and falls driven by market enthusiasm and hype. In simple terms, they lack solid intrinsic value. Playing with this kind of stuff, you need to always keep risk in mind.