2026-01-15 13:23:40

The Solana ecosystem has recently been frequently featured in hot topics, and in this market cycle, the on-chain Meme coin sector seems to be brewing new opportunities.

Historically, well-established Meme projects on Solana, leveraging their first-mover advantage and community foundation, often respond first when market sentiment shifts. The IP value and user recognition accumulated behind these projects are re-priced in each cycle. Especially when the entire sector regains attention, veteran projects that survive tend to have greater resilience.

From an investment perspective, using some idle funds to pre-position in these projects with historical significance is akin to seizing a window of renewed market recognition. When the opportunity truly arrives, today's decision may become the key to changing the game. However, before making any investment, thorough research and risk assessment are essential.

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EthMaximalist

· 6h ago

sol上那些老币种确实抗打，但话说回来，真正活下来的有几个？大多数还不是归零了

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BuyTheTop

· 6h ago

Old meme coins are indeed easily underestimated, but to be honest, I've heard this logic too many times. It was said the same way in the last cycle, and what was the result... However, Solana's ecosystem is indeed active and worth paying attention to.

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WhaleStalker

· 6h ago

The SOL ecosystem does have some potential this time, but can old projects really turn around? I remain skeptical. To put it simply, it's about betting on the ones that didn't die early. This logic isn't new. When the trend comes, everyone soars; if you can't catch it, it's useless. Doing your homework is the key.

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just_another_fish

· 6h ago

Old meme coins are indeed often underestimated, but I've heard the "historical heritage" argument too many times... Wait, isn't this just betting on sentiment... When the trend comes, anyone can rise. The veteran projects on Sol, most of which should have gone bankrupt long ago, and the remaining ones aren't particularly special. Honestly, it still depends on whether the team is actively working; having a community base alone is not enough.

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