Why are Meme coins so hot in this bull market? Continuing from the previous analysis, let's delve deeper into the logical insights gained from practical experience.
First of all, don't think Meme coins are only thriving on Ethereum or other small chains. The Bitcoin ecosystem is also playing this game. Last year's Ordinals and Sats may seem like inscriptions, but in essence, they are still driven by community consensus and hype—Meme coins at their core. As long as enough people recognize and are willing to spread them, a coin can gain significant traction. This has been validated on BTC as well.
Compared to previous bull markets, the rhythm of this cycle is completely reversed. Remember Doge and Shib? They only surged near the end of the bull market, essentially to "absorb" sell-offs and help Bitcoin dump. But now, it's different! Meme coins have been leading the way to wealth right from the start of this bull market, playing the main role throughout. This shift has directly overturned the old investors' perception—those who understand early will be the first to profit.
Why is this happening? Simply put, capital has nowhere else to go. Either buy ETFs or pile into Meme coins; only a few sectors like AI and RWA can share some of the pie. Most altcoins are still lying dormant at bear market prices, with no attention. Doesn't that make Meme coins even more attractive and profitable?
Another key logic is that the more active new coin issuance is, the easier it is for the market to ignite. In this bull market, Meme coins have perfectly hit this point. New Meme coins emerge daily, new stories are told every day, and hype can keep building endlessly—it’s unstoppable.
But here’s a crucial point: many still cling to the old idea that "Meme is just a carnival at the end of the bull market." Honestly, the market has changed, and so have the strategies. Now, Meme coins are a serious wealth creation mainline. If you still hold onto past biases when looking at the current market, by the end of the bull, you'll only be left regretting in a corner.
One last important note—Meme coins are indeed very risky. Never go all-in. Only participate with spare funds that you can afford to lose entirely—that's the bottom line. Also, each bull cycle produces new leading coins. Don't obsess over old tokens; identify the hottest and most consensus-driven projects at the moment to stand a chance of catching the benefits of this wave.
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LiquidityHunter
· 11h ago
Discovered at 3 AM: The liquidity gap in Meme coins is widening, and new coin DEX depth data is abnormal. This is a paradise for arbitrage bots.
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PortfolioAlert
· 22h ago
I've always said that Meme is the real ATM of this bull market. Those who only understand now are too late.
At first, I was indeed fooled by Ordi, thinking it was a sudden awakening in the inscription track. But ultimately, it's just hype driven by consensus.
This logic is spot on. Funds really have nowhere to go. Instead of lying in altcoins and waiting to die, going all in on Meme is a different ballgame. The profit effect is just different.
I agree with the reversal of the rhythm; Doge and Shib were indeed the bagholders back then. Now, they are directly involved from the top, the positioning is too different.
The problem is, with so many new coins every day, how do you find the one with real consensus? Just looking at popularity definitely won't cut it.
The risk warning is quite accurate, but I know people around me who have turned their fortunes around by betting with spare money on meme coins. They are still showing off now.
I don't want to admit that old concepts have been proven wrong, but the market has indeed changed. Blame it on my slow reaction.
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MEVHunterZhang
· 22h ago
Understanding the rhythm of Meme early definitely made a lot of money, but now you still need to be cautious when entering the market.
Both the selling points and the criticisms have their reasons; the capital situation indeed has nowhere to go, but don't be blinded by the hype.
The real problem is that when Bitcoin crashes, all Meme coins die; today's leader could be zero tomorrow.
Playing with spare money is fine, but going all in is like gambling on luck.
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CodeZeroBasis
· 22h ago
I've seen it coming for a while, this round of meme is truly different, and the spotlight is on the main character from the start.
Honestly, I didn't react back when Doge was hot, and ended up losing a lot. This time, I have to get on board no matter what.
That wave of Ordi was actually a kind of meme, my friend made a fortune, and he's still bragging about it.
Funds really have nowhere to go; instead of lying flat, it's better to gamble on a new coin.
Every day there's a new meme, just like gambling addiction, can't stop haha.
I can't miss this again; participating with small amounts is like buying a lottery ticket.
Honestly, everyone who didn't catch the early gains is regretting it.
Things that took off right from the start, missing out on them is just too costly.
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FundingMartyr
· 23h ago
I've seen through it long ago, who didn't make a profit from that wave of Ordi? It's just that new coins come out too quickly, one after another, and I simply can't keep up.
Why are Meme coins so hot in this bull market? Continuing from the previous analysis, let's delve deeper into the logical insights gained from practical experience.
First of all, don't think Meme coins are only thriving on Ethereum or other small chains. The Bitcoin ecosystem is also playing this game. Last year's Ordinals and Sats may seem like inscriptions, but in essence, they are still driven by community consensus and hype—Meme coins at their core. As long as enough people recognize and are willing to spread them, a coin can gain significant traction. This has been validated on BTC as well.
Compared to previous bull markets, the rhythm of this cycle is completely reversed. Remember Doge and Shib? They only surged near the end of the bull market, essentially to "absorb" sell-offs and help Bitcoin dump. But now, it's different! Meme coins have been leading the way to wealth right from the start of this bull market, playing the main role throughout. This shift has directly overturned the old investors' perception—those who understand early will be the first to profit.
Why is this happening? Simply put, capital has nowhere else to go. Either buy ETFs or pile into Meme coins; only a few sectors like AI and RWA can share some of the pie. Most altcoins are still lying dormant at bear market prices, with no attention. Doesn't that make Meme coins even more attractive and profitable?
Another key logic is that the more active new coin issuance is, the easier it is for the market to ignite. In this bull market, Meme coins have perfectly hit this point. New Meme coins emerge daily, new stories are told every day, and hype can keep building endlessly—it’s unstoppable.
But here’s a crucial point: many still cling to the old idea that "Meme is just a carnival at the end of the bull market." Honestly, the market has changed, and so have the strategies. Now, Meme coins are a serious wealth creation mainline. If you still hold onto past biases when looking at the current market, by the end of the bull, you'll only be left regretting in a corner.
One last important note—Meme coins are indeed very risky. Never go all-in. Only participate with spare funds that you can afford to lose entirely—that's the bottom line. Also, each bull cycle produces new leading coins. Don't obsess over old tokens; identify the hottest and most consensus-driven projects at the moment to stand a chance of catching the benefits of this wave.