2026-01-15 13:31:12

Things have been quite lively recently in the BNB Chain ecosystem. Meme projects related to USD1 have consecutively surged to a market cap of over ten million, with "An" and "BIGDON" launching with immediate price increases. The capital movements behind these projects are quite obvious—large wallets are actively buying in a concentrated manner.

The trigger for this wave of market activity points to the recent launch of the "USD1 Trading Competition" on BNB Chain. As the event gained popularity, it attracted a lot of capital into the related ecosystem. In a short period, two USD1 pool Meme projects with a market cap of over ten million were created—such speed is indeed rare in the market. From the perspective of capital concentration, these projects are backed by dedicated investors coordinating their actions, rather than spontaneous participation from retail investors. This also reflects that when platform-level activities are launched, there is a clear correlation between the initiation of ecosystem projects and the flow of funds.

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ForkLibertarian

· 4h ago

Hmm, it's that old trick of the manipulators again. Changing disguises to pull off another round of manipulation. Speaking of, the USD1 competition this time was quite a big move, pushing out two million-dollar volumes in a short period. How much capital coordination does that require? I just want to know who’s taking over after this wave. Don’t tell me it’s retail FOMO, I’d be the fool to believe you. The BNB ecosystem is becoming more and more like a casino now, which is kind of interesting.

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RegenRestorer

· 4h ago

It's the same old story. When the platform hosts events, funds follow the trend, and there's nothing new. Whales concentrate their operations, while retail investors are still chasing from behind. How can we profit from this wave? The USD1 trading competition is indeed popular, but those two projects surged so strongly right after opening. I find it suspicious. I've long known someone is coordinating behind the scenes, but the question is, how to bottom fish? Millions of market cap Meme projects are emerging one after another. Is the BNB ecosystem about to take off or collapse? It feels like a game of funds; once the hype fades, it cools down. This time, it's really the platform setting the rhythm. The ecosystem follows along. Catching the dividends is what makes a winner.

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GateUser-e19e9c10

· 4h ago

Here comes again, this kind of large capital coordination routine, retail investors entering are just destined to be harvested --- The recent hype around USD1 feels like a signal that the capital side is trying to cut leeks. A project with a billion market cap appearing overnight, how could there be no story behind it? --- Platform activities start with pre-made Meme projects laid out in advance. This isn’t just a lively ecosystem; it’s clearly a premeditated setup. --- "An" and "BIGDON" opened with a straight surge. I just want to ask, who is the bag-holder? It’s definitely us retail investors. --- Large capital coordination operations, to put it nicely, is called ecosystem prosperity; to put it bluntly, it’s the market makers dancing. --- Two short-term projects worth tens of millions? The speed is indeed fast, but such rapid moves are often the most dangerous. Better to observe and wait. --- Interesting, as soon as a trading competition is held, the ecosystem comes alive. The flow of funds is so "coincidental," I believe it. --- Behind current Meme projects are organized operations. If that’s the case, would you still dare to enter? --- The obvious wallet concentration buying? How could this not be afraid of being discovered? --- BNB Chain has indeed been lively recently, but it feels all pre-made. How much genuine retail participation is there?

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RealYieldWizard

· 4h ago

It's the same old trick of the whales playing tricks while retail investors get caught holding the bag. --- When the USD1 competition heats up, various Meme coins surge dramatically. Clearly, someone is coordinating and manipulating behind the scenes. --- The market cap is said to be close to a million, but it feels like these coins are not far from zero. --- Every time the BNB ecosystem hosts an event, it's the same story. The funding party has already set up the game, and we're only catching on late. --- "An" and "BIGDON" have only been around for a few days, yet their market caps are already this high. They must be either whale coins or scams—pick one. --- Platform events = a signal of a rug pull. Really, it's time to be more cautious. --- Such obvious concentrated buying, and people are still following suit? Truly incredible.

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