2026-01-04 13:23:54

When it comes to choosing MEME coins, you should stick to the well-established ones. Why? Because stability is there, and the growth cycles tend to be longer. Top-tier coins like DOGE have experienced multiple market cycles and are highly recognized by the market; 1MBABYDOGE and BONK are also quite visible, and the key point is that the fundamentals of these coins are relatively solid. If you want to do swing trading or hold medium to long-term, you need to consider fundamentals and market activity, not just whether the price has risen high. These three coins, whether spot or futures, are worth paying attention to.

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BrokenRugs

· 01-07 06:36

Damn, it's the same old tune again. DOGE is indeed stable, but can it still double now? --- BONK is really good, but retail investors always want to get rich quick by betting on new coins, haha --- Fundamentals? Wake up, MEME coins are just about the hype --- Exactly, but who the hell can really hold onto mid- to long-term? --- 1MBABYDOGE, such a long name, I just can't stand it --- Old coins = safety? I think old coins = missed opportunities --- Playing with these three in contracts is not as good as going all-in on Dogecoin --- Choose stability or get rich quick, don't try to have both

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TrustMeBro

· 01-05 09:35

Old coins are indeed stable, but is DOGE really that attractive? I still think focusing on fundamentals is more important. --- I don't quite understand this round of BONK's market movement; it feels like the hype has cooled down. --- Buying the dip on old coins is the right move, but don't forget there are risks involved. --- Long-term investment in established coins is correct, but you also need to consider the time cost. --- Sounds good in theory, but who can really hold onto DOGE for that long? --- Holding spot is much more reassuring; I think I'll pass on futures contracts. --- Solid fundamentals? Then why is it still falling? --- Among these three coins, I'm still hesitating on BONK; the others are indeed more stable. --- Making money from this isn't easy; what are your returns, everyone? --- Old coins are old coins, but you still need to see when to get in.

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ContractFreelancer

· 01-05 02:38

Established MEME coins are indeed reliable, but don't just trust the fundamentals; market sentiment can also turn around and blow you up.

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SchrodingerProfit

· 01-04 13:52

Old coins are stable, but when isn't it a new coin opportunity? Doge has been overhyped, I still bet on those with less visibility. Solid fundamentals are nonsense; reading the market is the real key. Bonk is indeed good, I'll take a closer look at the other two.

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ponzi_poet

· 01-04 13:50

Established meme coins are indeed resistant to manipulation, but it's really a bit late to buy Doge now.

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DustCollector

· 01-04 13:48

Old-school MEME coins are indeed resistant to attack, but it still depends on your risk preference. --- DOGE has been verified, BONK has also been popular recently, but don't go all in. --- Stability is stability, but the gains are just so-so. It depends on how you weigh it. --- Coins with solid fundamentals are indeed rare; these three are okay. --- Playing with MEME coins in contracts? I still recommend caution; the risk is really high. --- Swing trading DOGE feels too competitive; there are more opportunities with new coins. --- That's right, but actual trading still relies on market intuition; pure fundamentals don't necessarily guarantee profit.

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AlgoAlchemist