【Blockchain Rhythm】On January 22nd, the meme coin “I’m Coming” suddenly surged by 26%, with its market capitalization once reaching $35.76 million. This surge was actually driven by a major exchange launching its futures trading, which immediately attracted the attention of many traders.
To be honest, meme coins are essentially emotional games—when the market is good, more people follow the trend. A concept, a phrase, or a collective consensus within a community can push prices to soar. But on the flip side, it’s quite painful because they lack any real application scenarios and are maintained solely by market hype and popularity.
Friends who want to participate should be aware: these types of trading are highly volatile. Today it might rise by 26%, but tomorrow it could plummet straight down. Without technological applications or real value, it’s purely a game of capital. It’s natural to envy others making money, but before entering, you must carefully assess your risk tolerance and avoid using living expenses for trading.
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ContractCollector
· 8h ago
Haha, this name is awesome. Damn, I really came here to stir things up.
Really? It's the same old story—an exchange launches a contract and then pumps the price. It's always the same routine.
I'm just watching, not acting, but I feel like it's going to crash.
It rose 26%, and my friends are all bragging. I, damn, just chickened out.
This thing is just a tool for big players to harvest small investors, nothing else.
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MelonField
· 16h ago
They're at it again, cutting the leeks. This name is truly brilliant.
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LightningLady
· 16h ago
26%? It's the same old story with the contract launch, every time it happens, it just gets cut off like that.
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OnchainDetective
· 16h ago
Wait a minute, a 26% surge so neatly... I just tracked the trading pattern from that day, and several large wallets started positioning themselves 2 hours before the contract went live. This is clearly no coincidence. According to on-chain data, the fund flow is particularly suspicious, a typical wash token technique.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 16h ago
The contract went up by 26% right after launch, which is a sign of ample supply. But bro, every cycle has been like this—exchange traffic diversion, retail follow-the-leader, capital games. Things without real application support are, to put it plainly, survival games. Today's gains are very likely to turn into tomorrow's losses. Loss control first, don't let envy ruin your position management.
Meme coin "I'm coming" surges 26% in a short period. Is it driven by sentiment or opportunity?
【Blockchain Rhythm】On January 22nd, the meme coin “I’m Coming” suddenly surged by 26%, with its market capitalization once reaching $35.76 million. This surge was actually driven by a major exchange launching its futures trading, which immediately attracted the attention of many traders.
To be honest, meme coins are essentially emotional games—when the market is good, more people follow the trend. A concept, a phrase, or a collective consensus within a community can push prices to soar. But on the flip side, it’s quite painful because they lack any real application scenarios and are maintained solely by market hype and popularity.
Friends who want to participate should be aware: these types of trading are highly volatile. Today it might rise by 26%, but tomorrow it could plummet straight down. Without technological applications or real value, it’s purely a game of capital. It’s natural to envy others making money, but before entering, you must carefully assess your risk tolerance and avoid using living expenses for trading.