2026-01-05 22:31:50

The explosion of Meme coins has never been achievable through solo efforts alone. Truly phenomenal market movements are inevitably driven by a core factor: a large number of participants simultaneously earning real money and then sharing their gains to create buzz. This is the engine that ignites market sentiment and FOMO.

Conversely, without substantial participation and profit-making groups, mere pump-and-dump actions are meaningless. Even if 1,000 SOL is poured in to push up the price, it won't generate that collective emotional resonance.

The true charm of Meme coins ultimately lies in allowing participants to make money. Only then can a spontaneous, organic community spread and amplify emotions. Without actual profits as support, no matter how dazzling the technical aspects are, they will appear pale and powerless.

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SwapWhisperer

· 01-08 21:21

Basically, it comes down to someone actually making money; everything else is nonsense. A coin-flip game—the more winners there are, the higher the hype. This is not rocket science. Sharing your gains publicly is a hundred times more appealing than technical analysis; those who understand, understand. Not all coins can replicate that collective frenzy atmosphere; most are just throwing money into the water and watching it sink. Meme coins with no returns are just empty shells; even beautiful pictures can't save them. True influence comes from the profit effect, there's no doubt about that. It's easy to pump the price; the real skill is bringing everyone in to make money.

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MainnetDelayedAgain

· 01-05 23:01

According to the database, this theory has not been verified for quite some time. Those still posting on the show are basically survivors from the delayed data.

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fren.eth

· 01-05 23:00

Basically, it all comes down to someone actually making money; otherwise, just pumping the market is useless. Haha, I feel uncomfortable just looking at those who didn't make any profit. No wonder so many projects die quickly. The晒单效应 (sharing order effect) is the real engine; once you understand this, your investment mindset becomes clear. Talking about technical analysis every day is actually nonsense; what matters is whether there are real participants with actual money involved. Indeed, without profit-makers, there is no spreading power. It's simple and crude but true. Pumping the market is easy, but maintaining it is difficult; it also depends on the profit effect to keep it alive. Investing 10,000 SOL with a big momentum; if no one follows to profit, it will cool down. That's why community atmosphere is so important; it's all about the heat generated by money stacking. In other words, for a breakout, many people need to make money. Now I understand.

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NullWhisperer

· 01-05 22:58

technically speaking, this is just describing a ponzi with extra steps. the "organic community" angle is interesting—it's basically saying you need actual winners to pump the next bag of losers. which, fair, at least they're being honest about the mechanics.

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CountdownToBroke

· 01-05 22:45

Basically, someone has to actually make money; just pumping the market won't convince anyone. Throwing 10,000 SOL is pointless; without profit-makers, there's no buzz. The profit-making effect is everything; without it, all talk is useless. I remember that last coin, hyping the technical aspects every day, but in the end, no one made money, and it just fizzled out. Ultimately, someone has to be able to cut leeks and make big money from it, then others will follow the trend. There's nothing wrong with that statement; things without actual returns, no matter how appealing, are just illusions. So, you still need to find projects where early adopters really got in and made money, only then can it explode.

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