2026-01-20 02:20:23

#数字资产市场动态 Often, the trajectory of history repeats itself in unexpected ways. Have you ever thought that by 2026, a Chinese meme coin could break through the 100 billion market cap ceiling? Look at how pioneers like $DOGE, $SHIB, and $PEPE went from being ignored to where they are today — they proved what a market miracle truly is through their actions. We are currently in the super bull market cycle of the crypto market, and in this round of the market, the meme coin ecosystem is brewing new possibilities. Who says the next legend won't appear?

DOGE-4,24%

SHIB-3,62%

PEPE-4,47%

MEME7,49%

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RugPullAlertBot

· 15h ago

Hmm, a hundred-billion meme coin? Sounds good, but I'm more concerned about who will be the next bagholder. Those who went from being ignored to today probably owe a lot to luck. Repeating that now isn't as easy. That said, 2026 is still early. Let's see how far this year's market trend can go before making any judgments.

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GateUser-0717ab66

· 15h ago

Will there be a trillion-dollar meme coin in 2026? Sounds crazy, but who knows, after all DOGE can do this... --- Chinese meme coins surpassing a trillion, is it just a dream or is it really happening? --- Just drawing a pie again haha, but anything can happen in a bull market, right? --- The next legend... I bet five bucks it will be some inexplicable thing. --- History repeating? Maybe, but I’ve already lost enough money on these things. --- A trillion market cap is indeed crazy, but just look at how SHIB rose... still hard to say. --- Are meme coins brewing new possibilities? Basically, it’s gambling, but I like the vibe. --- If a Chinese meme coin really crashes, don’t say I didn’t warn you.

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DataOnlooker

· 15h ago

Billions? Friend, you're overthinking it. Let's see if you make it to next year first. Meme coins are just gambling; don't pin your hopes on the next legend. History repeating? The previous batch was already trapping people at the top. Wake up. If you don't believe it, show me which Chinese coin can truly stabilize. Here we go with this narrative again. Every round they say the same thing, and then what? When the bull market arrives, everything can rise. What's the point of saying that? Do you know that with DOGE and SHIB reaching today, millions of people have been scammed? A trillion ceiling—let's see how long it lasts before bragging.

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MetaReckt

· 15h ago

Hundred-billion dollar ceiling? Dreaming, or is it really possible? Speaking of DOGE, it was indeed outrageous back then, but I have some reservations about Chinese meme coins trying to copy that model. The bull market this time is really crazy, but don't go all in, brothers. Do you understand the risks? I'm just worried it’s another new trick to cut leeks. Looks exciting, but in the end, you get wiped out. I've heard SHIB's story many times. Every time, they say history repeats itself, but will history really be so obedient? Can't say no, this round of market has indeed given small coins opportunities, but you need to be cautious when taking action.

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0xLostKey

· 15h ago

Hundreds of billions? Bro, your target is a bit conservative. I think it can be even crazier. Really dare to bet on a Chinese meme coin爆? Let's see who can survive until 2026 first. I missed that wave of DOGE, and I don't want to regret it this time, but I won't go all in either. That's how a bull market is—madmen make money, rational people lose money, and no one can predict. The next legend should be ours, right? Just not sure which one. As for meme coins, it all depends on whose story is more exciting. 2026 is too far away. Focus on the present first, and boast about the future later.

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