2026-01-07 04:22:45

Recently, the entire network has been digging into Meme coins below 1 USD, and it seems like everyone can turn a hundredfold profit. I made a list, and the comments below are all: "Your logic is really absurd."

Regardless of the situation, these few are indeed the hottest: DOGE is the big brother of Meme coins, with consensus beyond doubt; SHIB has taken the lead, expanding its ecosystem into NFTs and the metaverse; FLOKI is firmly focused on the chain gaming track; PEPE, this frog coin, has a solid market cap; and there's the new emerging puppies, listed on about ten exchanges, and discussions are happening daily on a major exchange's forum.

Sounds pretty impressive, right? But that's exactly the problem.

Honestly, following the list blindly is the easiest way to fall into a trap. Those stories of sudden surges are most likely traps set by early movers. The information gap in the crypto market is much more exaggerated than you think. Today's news of a price surge could easily turn into a textbook case of being liquidated tomorrow.

Instead of blindly picking coins, it's better to understand how to choose them. On-chain data, liquidity, ecosystem completeness—these are the real factors that determine long-term gains. Take puppies as an example; they focus on decentralization and data transparency, resisting the routine of purely price-driven speculation.

It's easy to attract attention with hundredfold stories during a bull market, but those who truly survive cycles are always the ones who can read data and understand risk control. Blindly chasing the next big thing will only make you the bagholder.

Think about it differently: instead of desperately searching for the next hundredfold coin, spend some time learning how to discover value from on-chain information. That’s the best way to survive through bull and bear markets.

DOGE-0,77%

SHIB0,25%

FLOKI-0,29%

PEPE-1,26%

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PumpDetector

· 01-09 12:35

ngl, the whole "100x listicle" thing screams exit liquidity waiting to happen... been here since mt gox, this pattern never gets old lol

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Weisen

· 01-08 02:18

This story is very exciting.

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LiquidatedNotStirred

· 01-07 11:25

Another "Hundred-Bagger List," same old tricks every time Sounds reasonable, but in reality, it's all pre-laid traps Still, the same advice: only those who can read data will survive a cycle

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ShibaOnTheRun

· 01-07 07:06

Once again, enough is enough. Buying the dip in meme coins is less effective than learning to read candlestick charts. Stories of 100x returns are all in the rearview mirror; those who got in early are already laughing. Puppies indeed have transparent data, but transparency does not necessarily mean profit. Don't be fooled by hype. Instead of daily digging into different tokens, it's better to study liquidity and actual on-chain interaction volume. That’s the real way to survive. Blindly following the trend always leads to the same ending—the seats of bagholders are already full. DOGE has strong consensus, but the market cap is also large. Don't expect another hundredfold increase; be realistic. Meme coins are like casinos; maintaining the right mindset is the most important. Information asymmetry is indeed mysterious; news today can reverse tomorrow, so don’t be surprised. Instead of searching for the next miracles, it’s better to keep your principal alive—that’s the winning strategy. Risk control is easy to say but hard to do; most people lose out because of greed.

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RetroHodler91

· 01-07 04:49

Bro, I've heard this set of arguments too many times. And yet, it's still the same early entrants who made a fortune. It's all about on-chain data and risk control, sounds very professional, but just look at the puppies wave—hype is just a signal. Who cares about data transparency? Honestly, the story of a hundredfold coin is just gambling. Why dress it up so elaborately?

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ApeWithNoFear

· 01-07 04:47

It's the same old rhetoric, all talk that sounds impressive, but when it comes to the critical moment, who isn't just following the trend? Puppies hype it up so much, but what's the situation now? Brother, your words are not wrong, but no one is listening. On-chain data, on-chain data, it's always said that the biggest losses come from this. You have to learn to read data to find a hundredfold coin? The yellow flowers are already withered. It's not me who is the bagholder, it's you guys who are DCA-ing and HODLing. Talking about risk control and long-term holding, who the hell still cares about this in this bull market? Good liquidity = easy to dump, why don't you guys think this way?

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AirdropDreamer

· 01-07 04:45

Still talking about on-chain data? No matter how eloquently you put it, you can't change the essence of rug pulling. Who still truly believes in decentralization resisting hype these days? That's hilarious. DOGE and SHIB have both doubled, so what risk control are you talking about? Those who bought in the morning are already making a killing. Puppies started hype as soon as it hit exchanges. Where's the transparency in the data? Can't even read the charts properly and still want to learn on-chain analysis. A hundredfold coins are indeed difficult, but compared to your logic, I'd rather take the risk and buy in.

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GasGuru

· 01-07 04:36

Nice words, but isn't it just to make us analyze data and find coins ourselves? That way, you big players would have already taken a bite. Coming up with another set, everything sounds right, but in practice, it's a total loss. Are puppies really that transparent? I see a lot of hype on Twitter, but on-chain volume is still ridiculously fake. Rather than learning analysis, it's better to learn when to run. That's real skill. Old coins like DOGE are actually more stable; new coins are hard to chase.

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GasFeeCrier

· 01-07 04:34

It's the same old story, risk control, risk control, hearing it so much that my ears are calloused. The problem is, how many people truly have the patience to read on-chain data? Honestly, there is some consensus on coins like DOGE and SHIB, but new tokens? Come on, stop using the transparent data excuse—it's all after-the-fact armchair analysis. Finding a hundredfold coin? Not that easy. Most people end up becoming secondary bagholders in the end. You all love to tell stories, I prefer to let the candlestick charts speak. Haha, for those following the trend and buying puppies, get ready to be harvested. Listing on ten exchanges doesn't mean much. Damn, more tutorials? Instead of these, it's better to just say which coins can survive the next bear market. What’s the use of more transparent on-chain data? The information gap will always exist. As for me, I stick to my own choices. Don’t be brainwashed, everyone.

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MEVHunterLucky

· 01-07 04:31

The words are correct, but it's said too casually. True bagholders are always converted through preaching like this. It's another case of reading data and watching liquidity, and also understanding the ecosystem. How does it feel like teaching me to be a financial analyst? Do puppies really resist hype? That's hilarious. On the day ten exchanges went live, I saw it too. And now? Finding a 100x coin is indeed difficult, but the logic of buying low and selling high will never die. The key is whether you have enough courage. On-chain data transparency means you won't get cut? I don't quite buy into that logic. The frenzy of grabbing a hot trend far exceeds earning by slowly reading data. Instead of learning risk control, it's better to see whose tips are more accurate. That's why big players always make money off retail investors. Their rhetoric is really one set after another.

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