2025-12-22 09:00:26

#数字资产市场洞察 Snowball this Meme coin has recently made a big splash. The rise in the past 24 hours exceeded 500%, and various voices have emerged in the market.

What is going on? This project has a gameplay of "automated market making," and its mechanism design is somewhat unusual. But this is precisely the problem—high yields, new mechanisms, and explosive rises; this combination easily attracts retail investors to follow the trend. Once the FOMO sentiment spreads, the market often goes out of control.

Investors need to think carefully: is this 500% rise driven by real application value or purely by emotions? Meme coins inherently carry risks, and with this unconventional mechanism design, the risk factor is elevated further. Many people enter the market at this stage often just to gamble on that "last wave" of huge profits. But history tells us that those who chase rises and cut losses ultimately pay the highest price.

This market trend has also exposed a phenomenon – the market's enthusiasm for new mechanisms and new gameplay is off the charts, but the awareness of risks is lagging far behind.

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POAPlectionist

· 2025-12-25 02:03

Another 500% surge, a new mechanism, retail investors taking the hit? I’ve memorized this script already. When it’s rising 500%, no one wants to hear about risks; when it drops, everyone regrets. New gameplay always attracts more than actual utility, that’s the fate of meme coins. It’s always been like this in history—can anyone really escape the top? Automated market making sounds sophisticated, but honestly, it still relies on emotions, and it will collapse sooner or later. The gap between market enthusiasm and risk awareness is truly astonishing—who can fill it?

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AirdropChaser

· 2025-12-24 11:44

It's the same old trick again. I already exited on Snowball long ago. My hand was trembling uncontrollably when it hit a 500% increase.

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MelonField

· 2025-12-22 09:27

It's this same old trick again, a 500% rise and people start going crazy, waiting in line to catch a falling knife.

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WagmiOrRekt

· 2025-12-22 09:15

Another 500% rise, and a new automatic market-making mechanism... I'm tired of this trap, someone has to take the last baton, right?

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DEXRobinHood

· 2025-12-22 09:13

A 500% rise sounds great, but nine out of ten people who join this wave will have to catch a falling knife. The automated market-making system is really just old wine in a new bottle, a tactic to attract retail investors.

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LiquidityWitch

· 2025-12-22 09:12

It's the same old trick again; as soon as there's a 500% rise, they start brainwashing retail investors. I've seen this too many times. The ones getting in this time are all gamblers, they don't care about any application value at all. Meme coins + new mechanism = a meat grinder, no need to think too much about it. Automated market making? Sounds impressive, but it's just another trick to play people for suckers. Just wait for the moment it crashes; there will be people crying for help. No matter how new the mechanism is, it won't change the essence of Meme coins, which is just an emotional game. Watching the show, the ones left holding the bag will inevitably be dumb buyers.

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