2026-01-14 07:40:54

#Strategy加仓BTC Recently, there has been an interesting phenomenon—$ETH, $DASH, and $ZEN have been frequently making moves in the MEME track. Speaking of which, the popularity of MEME coins in the market this year is indeed quite high, especially those tokens that focus on creative concepts, particularly MEME coins built around celebrity effects, which are attracting a lot of retail investors' attention.

In the Year of the Horse cycle, many project teams are targeting related hot concepts to attract traffic. I actually think that while these types of coins come with inherent topics, they also carry significant risks—market fluctuations are intense, and they are easily influenced by emotions. However, from an investment perspective, while some people remain optimistic about mainstream coins, they are also diversifying risk by allocating across different tracks. This indicates that market participants' awareness of diversified allocation is increasing.

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0xOverleveraged

· 18h ago

Uh... it's another celebrity MEME pump, the tricks to cut leeks haven't really changed.

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HodlKumamon

· 01-14 08:09

Speaking of MEME coins, I calculated the volatility, and it's indeed like a roller coaster, but 73% of participants are still allocating to it. This logic is quite interesting. Betting on MEME with ETH and ZEN together? I'm a bit curious about their Sharpe ratio. Maybe we should let the data do the talking. I don't quite understand the celebrity effect approach, but from an asset allocation perspective, this diversification strategy is quite reliable. Let's set up a DCA plan. Mainstream coins are stable and safe, but we also need exposure to diverse sectors. It seems everyone is learning to hold tight to their favorites to survive the cycle. MEME coins are hot, but I'm worried about emotional trading leading to a crash. Later, you might regret not reducing your position. The first rule of surviving a bear market is not to go all-in.

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RatioHunter

· 01-14 08:07

This wave of meme coins is really too shady; retail investors get caught off guard and get cut.

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DegenDreamer

· 01-14 08:06

I was just saying how stable the mainstream coins are. Turns out everyone is quietly diversifying their risk. Smart.

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LazyDevMiner

· 01-14 07:56

It's the same old MEME track again. To put it simply, it's just gambling on sentiment. I'm just here to watch the fun and not cause trouble. Wait, the idea of mainstream coins plus diversified allocation is actually reliable, but most people still tend to chase high prices. Only those with a good mindset can make money; everything else is just a story. MEME coins are like slot machines—exciting, but risk management must be in place.

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