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Let's take a look at the most trapped MEME coins in this bull market
$BOME No price increase since launching on exchanges, falling steadily from March 2024 to now. When it first launched, it had a market cap of 2 billion; now, it's around 46 million, basically close to zero.
$PNUT Squirrel, which increased fivefold after launching on exchanges, benefited from Musk and Trump promoting it. Many hope PNUT will become the second PEPE. However, its market cap peaked at 2 billion and is now about 84 million, making it one of the most trapped meme coins.
$NEIRO Little Dog, an ancient meme coin from 2021, was launched by Binance specifically to rescue the market. After going live on exchanges, it rose tenfold, peaking at around 2 billion market cap. Currently, its market cap is about 50 million, with a drop of over 95% from the high.
act artificial intelligence AI➕ meme coin, grew hundreds of times on the SOL chain before being listed on exchanges. Major KOLs are optimistic, especially the wizard, who publicly sees a market cap of over 10 billion. The project was once tightly controlled and did not fall, giving hope to retail investors. But later, as the market turned bearish, the project couldn't withstand single-day dumps of 70%, leading to exit scams and the project's death.
Everyone has more or less been trapped by these four meme coins, with BOMe being the most disgusting. It started with continuous dumping and smashing the price, just like VC coins. PNUT and NEIRO at least doubled after listing on exchanges, giving retail investors a chance to make money. As for whether retail investors didn't sell or greedily added positions later, that’s their own problem. ACT was purely pumped up by KOLs, many of whom bought early and then collectively shouted to sell, turning fans into their liquidity for dumps.