2026-01-15 13:47:07

As someone who has participated in thousands of meme coin projects, I have witnessed too many communities disintegrate instantly after a price drop—official posts deleted, members dispersing, ecosystems withering. This phenomenon is truly lamentable. Truly vibrant meme coin projects should be those that can stand the test of time—regardless of market ups and downs, community culture and consensus still survive. Some meme coins' influence persists even after ten or twenty years, relying on continuous community building and dedicated ecosystem maintenance. I look forward to seeing more projects abandon short-term hype strategies and shift towards long-term community management and value accumulation. Only then can such ecosystems go further.

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RumbleValidator

· 5h ago

That's right, only projects that can survive the bear market truly have real strength. I've seen too many projects where node operations run away at the first sign of trouble—the consensus mechanism becomes meaningless, and the level of decentralization is a joke. Validator node data will tell the truth; don't rely on that fake stuff.

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AllInAlice

· 5h ago

That's true, but how many people can actually do that in reality? The folks in the crypto circle are just following the trend, buying and buying, and when it drops, they run. What kind of community culture is that?

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quietly_staking

· 5h ago

To be honest, I've seen too many projects run away after scamming investors, so it's a bit surprising to see this kind of analysis. You're right, but there are very few meme projects that can really stick around. When the price drops, the community disbands instantly—that's the reality. Who really cares about cultural identity... But Doge is considered a living proof, still around after more than ten years. What about others?

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