Looking at the current trend of BSC MEME coins, there are a few obvious patterns.
First, Double Sacred remains the absolute main character, while other coins mostly play supporting roles. This is determined by fundamentals. In the short term, leading coins will indeed emerge, but frankly, in the long run, these leaders are just pawns in speculation, and ultimately they are unlikely to escape the fate of being worthless. Emotions come quickly and go just as fast; a market cycle is just a burst of heat, and once cooled down, no one pays attention. Everyone is still doing the same old thing, dreaming of doubling their money quickly, but the community's cohesion is always hard to maintain—unless it's a truly united project, everyone plays their own game.
Regarding trading strategies, the key is to seize those coins that come out of nowhere. Don't wait for projects with fully expected outcomes; look for targets that break expectations. Second, take profits quickly during emotional peaks—small bets for big gains, quick in and out, take double and then stop, don’t be greedy. Daily, you should browse Twitter more and read news; often, the most promising opportunities are found in the most unintentional discoveries. The final tip is to lower expectations—many people lose money because they set their expectations too high; reality never keeps up with fantasies.
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SchrodingersPaper
· 11h ago
It's the same old story... lowering expectations every day, but as soon as a new coin appears, I start dreaming again haha
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gas_guzzler
· 12h ago
It's the same old story, but what he says is indeed correct. People with poor execution will never be able to follow through, and greed really is a deadly thing.
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ForkTrooper
· 12h ago
Really, every round follows the same script: the leading coins run up and then cool down, and some still foolishly wait for doubling.
Those who don't scroll Twitter are all newbies; the opportunity flashes by and then it's gone.
Lowering expectations is so true—so many people get wiped out because of greed.
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BlockchainTherapist
· 12h ago
Basically, it's just gambling mentality disguised as investment. Quick in and out, double your money and run. How many times have you heard this trick?
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Layer3Dreamer
· 12h ago
theoretically speaking, if we model meme coin sentiment as a recursive state verification problem... the "dual saints" phenomenon you're describing is basically just network effects crystallizing into liquidity pools. the rest are just noise in the cross-chain bridge arbitrage space, ngl.
Looking at the current trend of BSC MEME coins, there are a few obvious patterns.
First, Double Sacred remains the absolute main character, while other coins mostly play supporting roles. This is determined by fundamentals. In the short term, leading coins will indeed emerge, but frankly, in the long run, these leaders are just pawns in speculation, and ultimately they are unlikely to escape the fate of being worthless. Emotions come quickly and go just as fast; a market cycle is just a burst of heat, and once cooled down, no one pays attention. Everyone is still doing the same old thing, dreaming of doubling their money quickly, but the community's cohesion is always hard to maintain—unless it's a truly united project, everyone plays their own game.
Regarding trading strategies, the key is to seize those coins that come out of nowhere. Don't wait for projects with fully expected outcomes; look for targets that break expectations. Second, take profits quickly during emotional peaks—small bets for big gains, quick in and out, take double and then stop, don’t be greedy. Daily, you should browse Twitter more and read news; often, the most promising opportunities are found in the most unintentional discoveries. The final tip is to lower expectations—many people lose money because they set their expectations too high; reality never keeps up with fantasies.