BAGS Ecosystem Meme Token NPM Launches Hotly, Market Cap Reaches $6.9 Million in 4 Hours

OnChainDetective · 2026-01-20T03:40:18+00:00

NPM is an emerging Meme token. Less than 4 hours after launch, its market capitalization has reached $6.9 million, now stabilized at $5.4 million. The token pays tribute to the founder of package managers, Isaac Z. Schlueter, attracting developer attention. However, Meme coins lack practical applications, experience extreme price volatility, and investing should be approached with caution.

OnChainDetective

2026-01-20 03:40:18

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【Blockchain Rhythm】The Meme token NPM of the BAGS ecosystem has recently gained some popularity. Since its launch, in less than 4 hours, its market cap has surged to a high of $6.9 million, now stabilizing around $5.4 million, with a trading volume reaching $6.4 million.

The story behind this project is quite interesting—NPM’s name is a tribute to Isaac Z. Schlueter, the founder of NPM, the world’s largest package manager. This guy has a prominent reputation in the developer community and is regarded as a “V God” figure. The project team uses this meme to attract the attention of developers and crypto enthusiasts.

However, to be honest, Meme coins inherently have plenty of stories, but what they lack is practical application. These tokens are highly volatile—doubling in value within an hour, only to drop sharply the next. Interested friends should be cautious and not let the hype cloud their judgment.

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SandwichDetector

· 7h ago

6.9 million is just bluffing, it could be cut in half in the next second That's how meme coins are, a good story? Forget it, it's all about the mood of the whales Developers' jokes have limited appeal; if you really want to make money, you still need luck It surged so sharply in 4 hours, I wonder how many bagholders there are Don't say I didn't warn you, these kinds of things are all about heartbeat racing

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LiquidityWhisperer

· 7h ago

4 million in 4 hours? What's going on with the story coins again? Meme is still the same old story. It's the developer meme again, and V神's comparison. The tricks are all played out... Really want to see which Meme coin can do something practical. Doubling and hitting the limit down are routine operations. Just don't lose your pants.

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SignatureAnxiety

· 7h ago

Haha, this meme is pretty good, but trying to take my money with a 4-hour market cap of 6.9 million? I can't tell. Wait, is anyone really entering at this level? That's really bold. Meme coins are just gambling. Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if the price drops 50% in the next hour. Jokes in the programmer community are indeed easy to go viral, but are they really useful? That's the key. I'll wait and see, don't rush to get in. These kinds of things are too risky, brother. Just another flash-in-the-pan project, gets a bit of hype and then drifts away.

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MetaMisfit

· 7h ago

$69 million in just 4 hours, this pace is really incredible, but Meme coins are like this—today's dad becomes tomorrow's grandson. The NPM meme is okay, leveraging the programmer community is indeed clever, but what's the point of the story? It's still about looking at the market chart. Don't be blinded by the temptation of doubling your money; when it falls, it falls faster than it doubles. I'm just watching the excitement without fear of big trouble. If you can play with this kind of thing, go ahead, but don't risk your life savings. Anyway, Meme coins are just a variant of gambling, a relay game.

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GasGasGasBro

· 8h ago

$69 million was reached in just 4 hours. This wave of NPM is quite impressive; the developer meme definitely catches the eye.

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