What is this market trend all about? Some see it as a joke, some as a prophecy, and others say it's an investor counterattack initiated by the community. Li Xiaolai's words hit hard—no matter how foolish the consensus, it can still become a consensus. Recently, Meme coins in the Chinese ecosystem have been gaining tremendous momentum, with online bets on whether they can really hit 100,000x, and whether Meme coins can escape the fate of being exploited by Twitter influencers.
Currently, the direction of $BTC and $ETH has become the weather vane for this narrative. From a technical perspective, Ethereum's recent volatility reflects a shift in market attitude towards risk assets. The popularity of Meme coins to some extent represents retail investors' attitude—tired of being exploited by top projects and KOLs, they want to take a gamble with high-risk assets.
But the question is, how long can this counterattack last? Are the stability of BTC and ETH a moat or a constraint on the Meme coin craze? This is not just a digital issue; it’s more about the psychological game in the market.
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DeepRabbitHole
· 4h ago
The phrase "Stupid consensus becomes consensus, this is really awesome. We're all those fools, huh?"
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MelonField
· 12h ago
Li Xiaolai's words really hit the mark—can even a foolish consensus make money?
Even the dumbest consensus can become common sense; retail investors rely on this to fight back.
A hundred-thousand-fold dream, honestly, some people still believe in it.
Whether BTC is stable or not is really a pseudo-issue; the key is psychological resilience.
Is this wave of Meme coins a genuine counterattack or a new round of harvesting? Let's see what happens next.
KOLs are tired of cutting and start biting each other; this script is truly outrageous.
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CodeZeroBasis
· 12h ago
Even the dumbest consensus can become consensus, haha, this phrase is perfect, it’s talking about us.
Retail investors playing Meme coins just want to take a gamble; anyway, we've been wiped out before, so what are we afraid of?
But honestly, can BTC's stability really support this wave of enthusiasm? Feels uncertain.
If this wave crashes, we'll be laughed at by big V influencers for a while.
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GreenCandleCollector
· 12h ago
Even the dumbest consensus can make money; this is the real truth.
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MysteryBoxOpener
· 12h ago
Laughing out loud, it's that time of year again—the retail investors' dream moment.
Even the silliest consensus can become a consensus; this is our fate.
100,000x? I bet five bucks that the big V has already jumped in.
BTC stability isn't a moat; it's just extending the life of Meme coins.
What is this market trend all about? Some see it as a joke, some as a prophecy, and others say it's an investor counterattack initiated by the community. Li Xiaolai's words hit hard—no matter how foolish the consensus, it can still become a consensus. Recently, Meme coins in the Chinese ecosystem have been gaining tremendous momentum, with online bets on whether they can really hit 100,000x, and whether Meme coins can escape the fate of being exploited by Twitter influencers.
Currently, the direction of $BTC and $ETH has become the weather vane for this narrative. From a technical perspective, Ethereum's recent volatility reflects a shift in market attitude towards risk assets. The popularity of Meme coins to some extent represents retail investors' attitude—tired of being exploited by top projects and KOLs, they want to take a gamble with high-risk assets.
But the question is, how long can this counterattack last? Are the stability of BTC and ETH a moat or a constraint on the Meme coin craze? This is not just a digital issue; it’s more about the psychological game in the market.