2026-01-12 13:10:50

#美国非农就业数据未达市场预期 BlackRock is quietly accumulating again. Looking at the recent movements of $BTC and $PEPE, you can tell—mainstream coins are following institutional trends, but meme coins are the true barometer of retail investors' sentiment. Currently, we are in the first half of a long bull run, with institutions setting the overall direction and retail investors releasing their enthusiasm in meme coins. The lower-than-expected US non-farm payroll data has added more room for market imagination. Interestingly, the performance of those meme projects on Ethereum really reflects the market's temperature. What are your thoughts on this wave of market activity?

BTC3,07%

PEPE12,41%

ETH6,27%

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GasBankrupter

· 26m ago

BlackRock is pulling the old trick of accumulation; retail investors are still partying in meme coins.

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GasFeeNightmare

· 01-12 13:38

Staring at the gas tracker late at night again... I'm not too concerned about the weak non-farm data, what really matters is the gas wars over those meme coins on ETH. BlackRock accumulating? Fine, institutions are deploying their strategies. I just want to know when Gwei will drop to single digits so I can dare to play with those small-cap coins.

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TestnetScholar

· 01-12 13:33

I'll buy PEPE first, and once this non-farm wave settles, we'll review it again.

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SilentObserver

· 01-12 13:24

BlackRock's accumulation pattern has become quite monotonous to me, but meme coins do reveal whether retail investors still have enthusiasm. If PEPE can break its previous high this time, then it's worth discussing.

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PanicSeller

· 01-12 13:17

BlackRock accumulating? Then I need to be even more careful; every time institutions act, retail investors end up as bagholders. --- Memecoin releases emotions, but my current emotion is regret after cutting losses. --- The lower-than-expected non-farm payroll data is actually bullish; I’m having trouble following this logic. --- Speaking of which, I haven’t slept well watching PEPE’s price movement. Can anyone explain if this is institutional manipulation or retail investors’ self-sabotage? --- Is the meme project on Ethereum hot? My wallet’s temperature is actually negative. --- Why do I feel like I’m in a bull market during the first half of a long bull run, but actually in a bear market? --- When institutions are setting the big direction, I’m setting up to lose; it’s a bit outrageous.

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NeverPresent

· 01-12 13:14

BlackRock is playing tricks again, while retail investors are still hyping in memes. How ironic. The disappointing non-farm payroll data has sparked more imagination. This is what I love about the crypto world. Only meme coins can reveal the true temperature; I stopped believing in the mainstream coins long ago. In the first half of the bull run, institutions have already positioned themselves. Now, it's all about who can catch the final baton. Those meme projects on Ethereum are soaring today, and it's not without reason. Honestly, the negative non-farm payroll data is actually the best signal for building positions. Have you seen it?

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