【Blockchain Rhythm】The Solana ecosystem has recently remained hot, but not all tokens are rising. Meme coin PIPPIN has experienced a rollercoaster—rising from $0.35 on January 2nd to $0.53 yesterday. Just as it was about to take off, it suddenly plunged today, dropping back to $0.34, wiping out all gains made this month. In just two days, it fell by 35%, a clear feast of cutting losses.
As of now, PIPPIN’s market cap remains around $340 million. Such volatility is actually quite typical—Meme coins are like this, with prices driven entirely by market sentiment and hype, without real product support or practical use cases. When hype builds up, more people jump in, and the price soars; when the hype fades, bagholders have to endure this sharp correction.
For users interested in trading within the Solana ecosystem, it’s important to understand the high-risk nature of these tokens. While the stories of making money are enticing, losses can come just as quickly. Manage your risks well and avoid going all-in on these volatile monsters.
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Blockblind
· 01-09 05:16
It's yet another meme coin rug pull scene. This script is really getting a bit annoying.
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GigaBrainAnon
· 01-08 21:58
It's the same old trick again. Meme coins are just a game of hot potato—some people make money while others lose, and most are just bagholders.
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CryptoTarotReader
· 01-07 11:54
It's the old routine of Meme coins again. When the hype is high, everyone becomes bagholders; when it cools down, it turns into a leek patch.
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ForkThisDAO
· 01-06 19:27
It's the same old trick. Meme coins drop 35% but still hold a market cap of 340 million, indicating that some people are still holding on tightly.
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GweiTooHigh
· 01-06 06:52
It's the same old story, meme coins are just gambling, nothing special.
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DefiEngineerJack
· 01-06 06:50
actually™ this is just textbook liquidity fragmentation. pippin's order book probably couldn't handle the exit pressure... no formal verification of tokenomics, so yeah, rug conditions met. 35% in two days? empirically that's what happens when you've got zero economic moat
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blocksnark
· 01-06 06:48
Another classic meme coin rug pull drama, a 35% drop in two days is truly incredible.
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SybilAttackVictim
· 01-06 06:31
Another bloodbath feast, this is what Meme coins are all about, those who got out made money.
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StakoorNeverSleeps
· 01-06 06:29
It's another meme coin and a rug pull. I'm tired of seeing this script over and over again.
Solana-based Meme Coin PIPPIN drops sharply by 35%. Investors should be cautious of high volatility risks.
【Blockchain Rhythm】The Solana ecosystem has recently remained hot, but not all tokens are rising. Meme coin PIPPIN has experienced a rollercoaster—rising from $0.35 on January 2nd to $0.53 yesterday. Just as it was about to take off, it suddenly plunged today, dropping back to $0.34, wiping out all gains made this month. In just two days, it fell by 35%, a clear feast of cutting losses.
As of now, PIPPIN’s market cap remains around $340 million. Such volatility is actually quite typical—Meme coins are like this, with prices driven entirely by market sentiment and hype, without real product support or practical use cases. When hype builds up, more people jump in, and the price soars; when the hype fades, bagholders have to endure this sharp correction.
For users interested in trading within the Solana ecosystem, it’s important to understand the high-risk nature of these tokens. While the stories of making money are enticing, losses can come just as quickly. Manage your risks well and avoid going all-in on these volatile monsters.