2026-01-12 13:25:59

The market is flooded with various hotly speculated coins, and their popularity comes and goes quickly, barely standing the test of time. In contrast, some projects have built entirely different growth models.

Take a Meme coin themed around the Year of the Horse as an example. Where does its competitiveness lie? First, the community's activity level is indeed different—24-hour live operations, with community posts consistently ranking at the top of the hot list. This sustained popularity is not maintained by marketing slogans but by real interaction frequency.

More importantly, the project's involvement. Core builders regularly respond to member feedback in the community, which is already rare among many projects. Deployment on the Ethereum chain also ensures liquidity and security.

Of course, the expected return space for such projects is also a focus for investors—generally, the community is optimistic about the potential gains. But ultimately, whether these gains can be realized depends on whether the community's stickiness can be maintained.

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ChainMemeDealer

· 26m ago

24-hour live broadcast? This trick looks a bit familiar... A few projects recently played like this, and what was the result? They cooled down faster than a refrigerator. I admit the community activity is high, but can we stop the self-indulgence... True retention is the real key. The project team’s response to feedback is indeed rare, I have to give them that, but honestly, having hype without fundamentals is pointless. Deploying on Ethereum guarantees security? Come on... I've seen too many on-chain projects end up rug-pulled. Using expected returns as a selling point, I'm already tired of it... The promising gains promised are shrinking by the time they reach your hands. The real test is who survives the next bear market; don’t just focus on the hype.

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FlashLoanLarry

· 22h ago

ngl the whole "24h livestream engagement = moat" thesis is kinda copium... community activity spikes mean nothing if there's no actual value extraction happening under the hood

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TokenomicsDetective

· 22h ago

Can a 24-hour live broadcast really be sustained? It feels like just burning money to boost hype. Community stickiness sounds nice, but when the coin price drops, will anyone still stay? Project team responses are indeed rare, but does that guarantee it's not a rug pull? Deploying on Ethereum chain is just the foundation; the key is whether the team is reliable. Promising substantial returns? Come on, I've heard that too many times. Having hype alone without practical application will eventually cool off. Being top in community posts isn't necessarily a good thing; progress in actual products is more important.

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GhostInTheChain

· 22h ago

To be honest, the 24-hour live broadcast tactic is really impressive, much better than projects that only post posters every day. Community engagement is the real gold and silver; marketing slogans anyone can come up with, but sustained interaction is the real skill. But we still have to wait; I've seen too many fleeting hot trends in the crypto world. As long as the project team is genuinely involved, that's enough. The most annoying are those hands-off managers. Deploying on Ethereum definitely scores points, as the sense of security is right there.

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SolidityJester

· 22h ago

24-hour live broadcast? Now that's the real crazy coin. Compared to projects that just run away after a quick pump, it's definitely more solid. Community stickiness > marketing rhetoric. I agree with this point, but honestly, maintaining hype is easy; how many projects can really survive two bear markets? Having builders personally respond to feedback is a plus, but to be honest, no one knows how long this honeymoon period can last. Deploying on Ethereum is indeed more reassuring, with guaranteed liquidity, no need to worry about rug pulls every day. As for profit potential, it looks promising but also depends on your purchase price. That’s what really determines everything.

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RugDocDetective

· 22h ago

Community activity looks good, but how many can really last until next year? I've watched quite a few 24-hour live streams, and in the end, they all got cut off.

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