Remember the crazy surge of Meme coins? DOGE once skyrocketed 160,000 times, PEPE surged 80,000 times, and SHIB soared 260,000 times. These numbers sound like fairy tales, but they have indeed happened in the crypto market.
This makes people wonder—every bull market gives birth to new dark horses. Those who are early to spot them often catch the rhythm. And now, some projects are quietly growing on the Ethereum chain, blending popular conceptual elements with imaginative storytelling.
The question is, can you position yourself early before the market truly takes off? Many regrets come from only regretting not entering earlier after the price has already surged. The charm of Meme coins lies in this game of uncertainty and possibility.
Of course, this type of investment carries high risk. But if you study historical data, you'll find that opportunities are always hidden in overlooked corners.
This page may contain third-party content, which is provided for information purposes only (not representations/warranties) and should not be considered as an endorsement of its views by Gate, nor as financial or professional advice. See Disclaimer for details.
19 Likes
Reward
19
10
Repost
Share
Comment
0/400
GasFeeCrier
· 01-08 16:00
160,000x? No matter how you spin it, it can't change the fact that I missed DOGE.
Here we go again, this spiel is the same every time, just missing only the part about "getting rich by jumping on board."
Is there a new project on the ETH chain? Come on, my wallet has been educated enough already.
Research historical data? I just want to know why every time someone else hits the right move, I keep falling into traps.
Basically, it's just gambling with luck. Just admit it, it's that simple. Don't dress it up as some "discovered opportunity."
Is this really different this time? Haha, you said the same last time.
View OriginalReply0
RamenDeFiSurvivor
· 01-08 08:45
Talking about the story of ambush dark horses again, it's starting to get a bit tiresome.
I should have just gone all in on SHIB back then, but unfortunately I was still dreaming of traditional finance.
That's right, opportunities are indeed in overlooked places, but what more people ignore is the risk.
Can the projects on Ethereum this time really replicate those numbers? It feels difficult.
260,000 times... Just thinking about it makes me dizzy, either get rich overnight or lose everything to grandma's house.
View OriginalReply0
OnChain_Detective
· 01-07 10:38
nah hold up, let me pull the data on this one... those multiplier numbers are literally textbook rugpull narratives tbh. pattern analysis suggests survivor bias is doing HEAVY lifting here. what about the 99.9% that went to zero? statistical anomaly or just selective storytelling? 🤔
Reply0
BloodInStreets
· 01-07 00:38
It's the same old story, the fear of missing out has struck again.
The real bottoming never happens when the story is told the best; it's in the bloodshed that the true opportunity lies.
View OriginalReply0
GovernancePretender
· 01-06 07:54
260,000 times? Just listen. If you're really trying to gamble on this probability, you'd be better off buying a lottery ticket. Anyway, I've missed one round after another.
What have early investors become? Most are still being harvested like leeks, unless you can really predict the trend.
What is called an overlooked corner is actually just a gamble—betting that you're smarter than others.
Can a dark horse emerge in this round? Maybe, but I don't believe I can hit the right timing.
View OriginalReply0
StablecoinEnjoyer
· 01-06 07:53
160,000 times? Just listen and don't take it seriously. I'll stick to playing with stablecoins to earn interest.
View OriginalReply0
AlwaysQuestioning
· 01-06 07:45
Talking again about the story of ambushing dark horses, it's easier said than done... How many can really hit the right rhythm?
Always seeing screenshots of DOGE skyrocketing 160,000 times, but those are all in the past. What about now...
The "overlooked corner" always sounds the most dangerous, I really don't have that sense of smell.
View OriginalReply0
FUD_Whisperer
· 01-06 07:44
260,000x? Just hear it out, the real money makers have already escaped.
Selling stories again, anyone who takes the bait this time is a fool.
Ambush? I think it's a knife set for ambushing and harvesting the leeks.
Honestly, it's just gambling with luck, don't dress it up as any strategy.
And now you're still saying there's a dark horse on the Ethereum chain? I only see a bunch of trash coins.
View OriginalReply0
GasFeePhobia
· 01-06 07:40
Here we go again. I really missed the SHIB wave this time, and I’m now extremely regretful.
Watching others make money every day is hard to accept. If I had known, I would have gone all in.
By the way, can this project really multiply 260,000 times? It seems doubtful, better to be cautious.
I’ve been caught out a few times, now I have a bit of distrust in meme coins.
It’s basically gambling, just dressed up in blockchain’s clothes.
Trying to position yourself before the market moves? Easier said than done. I can barely keep my wallet under control.
Historical data, I’ve looked at it, but it’s useless. The most important thing is luck.
View OriginalReply0
SmartContractRebel
· 01-06 07:39
Basically, it's gambling, just given a fancy name called "investment."
It's the same old narrative: making money in the morning, and latecomers are just the chives. Nothing new.
The real issue is that most people can't tell whether it's a dark horse or a trap.
They see the 26 million times return and get envious, but they also need to consider the odds, brother.
Ambush? Ha, the big players have already set it up long ago, just waiting for retail investors to take the bait.
Remember the crazy surge of Meme coins? DOGE once skyrocketed 160,000 times, PEPE surged 80,000 times, and SHIB soared 260,000 times. These numbers sound like fairy tales, but they have indeed happened in the crypto market.
This makes people wonder—every bull market gives birth to new dark horses. Those who are early to spot them often catch the rhythm. And now, some projects are quietly growing on the Ethereum chain, blending popular conceptual elements with imaginative storytelling.
The question is, can you position yourself early before the market truly takes off? Many regrets come from only regretting not entering earlier after the price has already surged. The charm of Meme coins lies in this game of uncertainty and possibility.
Of course, this type of investment carries high risk. But if you study historical data, you'll find that opportunities are always hidden in overlooked corners.