Observing this cycle, a quite interesting phenomenon emerges—every time Bitcoin reaches a temporary peak, it is always accompanied by疯狂炒作 of MEME coins.
Conversely, the reverse also holds true: without a rebound in BTC, MEME hype simply cannot rise.
This logic is actually quite clear: Bitcoin begins to rally → drives rotation and speculation in the MEME sector → BTC growth slows down and enters correction → MEME hype fades accordingly.
Looking back at this year's market trends, the pattern becomes evident: the AI-themed hype in January, the DOGE narrative sparked by BONK in June, and the frenzy on the BSC chain in October—all of these follow this rhythm.
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ColdWalletGuardian
· 12-14 07:54
Really, just waiting for BTC to move, MEME is just a follower.
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MoneyBurnerSociety
· 12-14 02:33
Once again, I got my face slapped. My bottom-fishing funds always get wiped out just before the rebound in the MEME sector...
Every time I think that when BTC rises, I’ll jump in and profit, but guess what, the second-to-last buyer just shows up on time.
This logic is basically a ticking time bomb, but I just can't pin down the exact breakout point.
Historical patterns, you see, are called golden rules for others, but for me, they become indicators working in reverse.
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MetaMaskVictim
· 12-11 19:35
It's just a realization—when BTC rallies, MEME follows suit; when BTC stalls, MEME dies. The perpetual cycle of the leek harvest machine.
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FUD_Whisperer
· 12-11 08:27
Wow, isn't this just the rhythm of the leek harvesters' playbook? The script is always the same every time.
Whenever a wave of MEME hype starts, people think BTC is about to peak. I wonder if this time will be the same...
I was also in the BONK wave, and I'm still at a loss now. Just thinking about it makes me angry.
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CountdownToBroke
· 12-11 08:27
Honestly, every time BTC moves, MEME follows crazily. It feels like a conveyor belt for BTC.
Seriously, without a bullish market for Bitcoin, those meme coins wouldn't survive at all.
BTC rally drives MEME rotation → correction → MEME death. This cycle is becoming more and more clear.
January, June, October... it's always the same routine. It's a bit annoying now.
Waiting for BTC to rise again, and then new MEME hotspots will probably emerge.
After watching so many waves, I feel that copying MEME is not as reliable as waiting for a BTC signal.
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SelfMadeRuggee
· 12-11 08:19
That's right, MEME is just a shadow of BTC, a tool for riding the trend to make quick money.
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ProofOfNothing
· 12-11 08:04
That's right, whenever BTC moves, MEME follows, and vice versa—a complete harvest logic.
Just waiting for those newcomers to keep taking over the dirt dogs, haha.
Whose chain will be the next to celebrate wildly this time?
When BTC fluctuates, MEME dances along—it's always the same routine.
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DAOTruant
· 12-11 07:59
Oh my, it's time to harvest again. It's always the same routine—whenever BTC surges, MEME starts going crazy.
Observing this cycle, a quite interesting phenomenon emerges—every time Bitcoin reaches a temporary peak, it is always accompanied by疯狂炒作 of MEME coins.
Conversely, the reverse also holds true: without a rebound in BTC, MEME hype simply cannot rise.
This logic is actually quite clear: Bitcoin begins to rally → drives rotation and speculation in the MEME sector → BTC growth slows down and enters correction → MEME hype fades accordingly.
Looking back at this year's market trends, the pattern becomes evident: the AI-themed hype in January, the DOGE narrative sparked by BONK in June, and the frenzy on the BSC chain in October—all of these follow this rhythm.