2026-01-17 06:31:12

#比特币2026年行情展望 The Year of the Horse in 2026 is approaching, and $BTC, $ETH, $BNB are still the main battlegrounds. But many are quietly paying attention to the Meme coin sector—especially projects that claim to be under the Elon Musk concept. To be honest, these kinds of coins either skyrocket or sink without a trace, with high risks involved. What do you all think?

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CrashHotline

· 21h ago

Mainstream coins are stable, but Meme coins are the real excitement, it all depends on who has better luck --- Elon Musk's projects are usually the fate of the bagholders, I advise everyone to be cautious --- Honestly, the bigger the gamble, the bigger the return. I don't mess with these --- BTC is the true belief, even if those Meme coins increase 100 times, I won't be tempted --- It's always like this, either soaring to the sky or sinking into the sea, but I can't help but get involved --- Instead of watching the market, it's better to see who's behind the scenes manipulating it, really --- 2026, I can't wait anymore, I'm already rolling around in Meme coins --- Honestly, the risk is so high I can't sleep, it's more reassuring to hold onto BTC --- I just pass on anything claiming to be Elon Musk's project, the tricks are too deep

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WhaleSurfer

· 21h ago

Hey, I really don't dare to touch Musk concept coins. I haven't recovered from the last huge loss yet. Meme coins are just gambling. If you bet right, you take off; if you bet wrong, you go to zero immediately—no middle ground. It's more reliable to hold BTC and ETH. Playing around with those Musk concept coins is too scary. If someone asks me again about Meme coins this time, I'll just say one word: not interested. Mainstream coins are crazy enough; there's no need to chase those risky ones.

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HodlKumamon

· 21h ago

According to historical data, the survival rate of Meme coins is about 12%, and the remaining 88% are just stories... Better to hold onto BTC steadily during the bear market.

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SingleForYears

· 21h ago

Meme coins based on the Elon Musk concept? Bro, isn't that just gambling? I’ve done the math, and I’m going all in on mainstream reliable ones. --- Meme coins are just about luck. I’ve seen ones multiply a hundred times and others go to zero. If you don’t have that luck, don’t pretend to. --- Honestly, it still depends on the mainstream. BTC is the king. Playing with meme coins is fine, but don’t go all in. --- Who can really predict the market in 2026? Anyway, I don’t dare to touch those flashy meme coins. --- The chance of sinking without a trace is higher. Instead of betting on that stuff, it’s better to hold ETH. --- Claiming to be under Elon Musk’s banner? Sounds like a scam to me. Pass. --- You’re asking about risk? It’s just the 80/20 rule—out of ten, two make money, eight lose. --- Liquidity for meme coins is too poor. It’s hard to even escape the top. I’ve learned to be smart. --- Mainstream is safer, but hey, occasionally playing with meme coins isn’t a big deal. Just don’t bet your entire stash.

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ProtocolRebel

· 21h ago

Meme coin based on the Musk concept? To put it simply, it's gambling. I still prefer to hold onto BTC without moving.

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TokenTaxonomist

· 21h ago

meme coins claiming musk alignment? taxonomically incorrect, statistically speaking. let me pull up my spreadsheet—90% of these projects exhibit evolutionary dead-end markers. actually, the risk concentration in narrative-dependent tokens suggests cryptographic darwinism at work here, not investment thesis

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