The typical memecoin playbook is pretty predictable at this point. Bond phase kicks off, price pumps hard post-bonding, early believers form a tight community. Then comes the climb—you hit 1 million market cap, things feel legit. Keep pushing, 3 million, momentum's real. Some influencer gets behind it, tweets a few times, suddenly you're looking at 25 million. The hype is everywhere.
Then reality hits. Down 90% in what feels like overnight. Everyone's bag gone. The chat fills with panic.
But here's the thing people keep forgetting: '$SPX literally pulled the exact same move.' Pump, community hype, vertical chart, absolute bloodbath. Same story, different token.
This cycle repeats because memecoin dynamics haven't fundamentally changed. Speculation drives early growth, influencer endorsement accelerates it, and when momentum fizzles, gravity takes over hard.
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PumpingCroissant
· 12h ago
Honestly, after watching so many times, I still haven't learned. It's always the same routine and the same ending. Wake up, everyone.
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WagmiAnon
· 01-14 08:03
Ha, it's that same old script again. To be honest, I'm tired of it.
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SelfMadeRuggee
· 01-14 08:00
To be honest, I've memorized this routine... As soon as bond comes out, I know how it will end. When it hits 25m, I should have run, right? Every time someone says "This time is different," but it's still the same 90% despair.
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RektRecorder
· 01-14 07:59
NGL, this is just an endless cycle, changing the name to keep cutting. I'm already tired of it.
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screenshot_gains
· 01-14 07:55
This script is really the same old story, the same group of people always falling for it, haha.
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SudoRm-RfWallet/
· 01-14 07:49
It's the same old trick again. After bonding, they start pumping, influencers post a tweet and it takes off, then instantly drops to zero. I've seen that move with $SPX too, it's the exact same script. How come there's always someone rushing in every time?
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MelonField
· 01-14 07:47
Basically, it's a money-grapping machine for newbies, always the same tricks every time.
The typical memecoin playbook is pretty predictable at this point. Bond phase kicks off, price pumps hard post-bonding, early believers form a tight community. Then comes the climb—you hit 1 million market cap, things feel legit. Keep pushing, 3 million, momentum's real. Some influencer gets behind it, tweets a few times, suddenly you're looking at 25 million. The hype is everywhere.
Then reality hits. Down 90% in what feels like overnight. Everyone's bag gone. The chat fills with panic.
But here's the thing people keep forgetting: '$SPX literally pulled the exact same move.' Pump, community hype, vertical chart, absolute bloodbath. Same story, different token.
This cycle repeats because memecoin dynamics haven't fundamentally changed. Speculation drives early growth, influencer endorsement accelerates it, and when momentum fizzles, gravity takes over hard.