The crypto community's attention remains fixated on major catalysts—whether it's influential figures making their mark or highly anticipated airdrop events. Honestly, most other chatter feels like background noise at this point.



When it comes to meme coin ecosystems, there's a familiar pattern: projects like Useless, Fartcoin, Wojak, Troll, Pepe, and LMAO all operate on similar mechanics and community-driven dynamics. They capture market sentiment through social momentum rather than traditional utility. The concept gets recycled, but community engagement keeps these tokens alive in the trading cycle.
USELESS-2.78%
WOJAK1.13%
TROLL6.24%
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nft_widowvip
· 3h ago
To be honest, I'm just waiting for the pros and the airdrop to save the market; everything else is just nonsense. Why are we back to these meme coins, Pepe and Wojak being pumped repeatedly, the community can just pump it up. Before the airdrop arrives, it's just dull, there's really nothing to talk about. This routine has been played so many times... it really does rely on emotions to make money. Without practicality, it can still be popular, as long as someone is catching a falling knife, haha.
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TokenomicsDetectivevip
· 3h ago
In simple terms, it depends on who has more fans and who is doing an Airdrop; everything else is just an accessory. The trap of funny coins is social dissemination, which has no technical content, but people just buy into it...
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WalletDoomsDayvip
· 3h ago
To put it bluntly, it's all about waiting for celebrities and Airdrops, everything else is just noise. It's ridiculous that a broken coin like Fartcoin has survived this long, relying on the community to buy the dip? Social hype = value? A bunch of people are trading conceptual coins, just asking who will be the last dumb buyer. The fact that joke coins can become popular shows what the current market is like... topic interest > actual use, that's the reality. People only care about Airdrops and KOLs, nobody cares about fundamentals anymore. If PEPE rises again, I will cut loss, the community hype won't last long. These kinds of coins rely on public opinion to maintain hype, and once the wind changes, they collapse immediately... I've seen through it.
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DeFiDoctorvip
· 3h ago
The examination records show that the clinical manifestation of this wave of memes is an excessive reliance on social momentum to maintain vital signs, essentially a speculative coma. Airdrops and celebrity endorsements are like taking adrenaline; they can sustain a wave but do not solve the fundamental flaws. Useless, Fartcoin, this bunch... let's be frank, it's just a packaged Ponzi structure, with community heat being the only liquidity indicator. Once the attention runs dry, the symptoms of capital outflow are immediately exposed. It is recommended to regularly check the trading pair depth. --- Memes always follow this pattern—risk alerts go unheard, and everyone is betting on whether the next one will become Pepe. --- Stop talking about protocol code risks; these types of projects have nothing to investigate. It's just community consensus supporting market capitalization. If we really want to look at technical details, they should have been halted long ago. --- Other discussions are indeed background noise, but this background noise is the true reflection of the entire ecosystem. --- A quick check of the liquidity indicators reveals that these tokens cannot withstand the next Bear Market cycle; it is advisable to wait and see.
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