Recently, the meme coin market on the BSC chain has been quite uneventful. Several newly launched projects have been retracing, and just looking at the data tells the story — the one with 26M is dropping significantly; the 14M one is also shrinking; and the 9M one is even more tragic.
Interestingly, the older community coins that have been rooted for years are the ones that stand out. For example, BeeDog, HakiMi, Bibi — although they aren't as hot, their prices are steadily rising and they never drop the ball.
What does this tell us? The meme track on BSC has indeed become crowded, and projects with new concepts and big gimmicks find it hard to maintain popularity. Instead, those with genuine communities and long-term faith have become safe havens. It seems that in this market, you should choose projects with solid fundamentals and strong community engagement to stay more stable amid volatility.
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gm_or_ngmi
· 01-12 21:07
Old coins are stable, new projects come and go, you still have to play with those that have some foundation.
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DAOdreamer
· 01-12 08:34
To be honest, the recent correction in new coins was obvious long ago; it's all just a routine to trap retail investors. However, those old communities are indeed very stable, and it's really comfortable to see slow gains like with BeeDog.
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BlockchainWorker
· 01-11 15:52
Old community coins are indeed stable, new coins cut leeks, but faith is still the most valuable.
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CounterIndicator
· 01-11 15:52
Ha, it's the same old story. After a new coin cycle, the old coins are about to rise.
The old community can really endure, but don't overhype bibi too much; I doubt it.
New projects may die, but sometimes reverse operations yield greater profits.
The BeeDog wave was indeed stable, but unfortunately I didn't get on board.
Big gimmicks don't necessarily mean no profit; it mainly depends on how you play.
The BSC pit is getting deeper and deeper; you really need to choose the right talent.
That's why I prefer holding old coins rather than touching new projects.
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Anon32942
· 01-11 15:52
Old coins are truly the best, new projects are just schemes to trap the newbies.
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0xDreamChaser
· 01-11 15:50
Old coins are still attractive, new projects rush in and get slapped in the face
That 26M is really outrageous, I don't even dare to look at the decline
It's still more reliable to stick with old-timers like BeeDog
The scene of new coin crashes, sticking to fundamentals is more stable
Once the concept hype is over, there's no momentum left. I've realized this a long time ago
BSC has been really deep and turbulent lately, to the point where the leek farmers can't be pulled out
The stickiness of old community coins is truly not bragging; this is the long-term way to stay alive
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GrayscaleArbitrageur
· 01-11 15:49
Bro, this analysis is really heartbreaking. The speed at which new coins cut leeks is truly amazing. I already cut my losses and ran with my 26M.
It's better to stick with those with some accumulated value. The BeeDog wave was really steady.
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RugpullTherapist
· 01-11 15:45
Old coins are the real deal, new projects are just scythes
Recently, the meme coin market on the BSC chain has been quite uneventful. Several newly launched projects have been retracing, and just looking at the data tells the story — the one with 26M is dropping significantly; the 14M one is also shrinking; and the 9M one is even more tragic.
Interestingly, the older community coins that have been rooted for years are the ones that stand out. For example, BeeDog, HakiMi, Bibi — although they aren't as hot, their prices are steadily rising and they never drop the ball.
What does this tell us? The meme track on BSC has indeed become crowded, and projects with new concepts and big gimmicks find it hard to maintain popularity. Instead, those with genuine communities and long-term faith have become safe havens. It seems that in this market, you should choose projects with solid fundamentals and strong community engagement to stay more stable amid volatility.