2026-01-15 22:01:07

High market cap Meme coins have become a new wealth opportunity.

Instead of repeatedly fighting for tiny profits on new trading pairs, it's better to shift towards larger market opportunities.

As an active trader in new pairs, I want to share some recent adjustments I’ve made and how to better capture the trends of high market cap Meme coins.

Where is the core change in strategy? The traditional Topblast cycle used to be a hot trend, but why has this hotspot faded for so long? Simply put, the market is evolving. Retail traders' trading methods are changing, and capital flows are also shifting.

The current opportunity is not about chasing every tiny coin’s clues, but about identifying Meme coin projects with stronger fundamentals, larger market caps, and better liquidity. Although these coins may not see as aggressive gains as new pairs, they excel in stability and sustainability.

Friends involved in trading pairs may have already noticed — the intraday volatility of individual coins is shrinking, but the cyclical opportunities in the overall market are becoming more apparent. Shifting from a micro-hedging perspective to macro trend judgment is the survival rule for the new stage.

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UncommonNPC

· 13h ago

That's right, now it's really time to focus on the big picture, small coins are too competitive. Chasing high market cap meme coins this year has been much more profitable and stable than chasing new ones before. Bro, I agree with this logic, the capital flow has indeed changed. High market cap meme coins with good liquidity are just more comfortable, no fear of crashing. That topblast approach is already outdated, now it's about playing the big ones. Brothers still stuck on new micro-profit projects, it's time to wake up. Regarding market cycles, you're right, following the trend is the way to profit. Stability > high returns, not many understand this now. The decrease in single coin volatility is real, it depends on the big trend. This shift in thinking is timely, or you'll really get trapped.

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GasFeeVictim

· 01-15 22:31

Here we go again, trying to hype up the market cap meme. Do I feel like I'm being fleeced? --- Sounds nice, but isn't it just about getting everyone to take over the position? New coins are the real profit. --- After saying so much, it's nothing but new coins running out of steam, then starting to push up the market cap. --- Good liquidity sounds comfortable, but can you really get out with the goods? --- Does fading Topblast mean the trend is over? Wake up, brother. --- Wait a minute, isn't this just finding reasons for your own bottom-fishing coins? --- Micro hedging to macro trends, it sounds like you're just shifting the blame for losing money. --- High market cap = safe and stable? Are you sure you're not just advertising for sky-high price takers?

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FomoAnxiety

· 01-15 22:31

It makes some sense, but what else can high-market-cap memes make? They've all been dumped.

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SelfRugger

· 01-15 22:30

It makes some sense, but I still think high-market-cap meme coins are growing too slowly, and I can't get the thrill out of it. High-market-cap memes can be stable, but the gains are really boring. It's better to gamble on new coins for fun. Hey, do you think I'm too greedy, or has this market really become more conservative? Liquidity is good, but who can handle the daily sideways movement? I agree with the older brother's idea. Chasing new coins is really exhausting and hard to keep up with the rhythm. This time, it's indeed time to change strategies. Small coins are no longer the hot trend.

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GmGmNoGn

· 01-15 22:20

Well said, finally someone has awakened. Chasing new coins is purely gambling. High market cap memes are the right way; their stability is truly different. Wait, is this your way of cutting leeks? I just want to ask, Bitcoin has been sideways for a while. Are high market cap memes really stable? A few days ago, I was still chasing Shib. Now hearing you, I’m a bit hesitant. Switching to high market cap means no need to worry about zeroing out. That logic is interesting. But to be honest, the increase is much smaller. Can the returns be seen?

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Gm_Gn_Merchant

· 01-15 22:18

Is it really that profitable to talk about high-market-cap meme coins? --- Sounds nice, but isn't it just a new trick after institutions cut in? --- Switching to large-cap? Bro, are you aiming for steady gains or quick riches? --- New knives are fast but satisfying, I don't quite understand this logic. --- Topblast has really faded, but switching to big pancake meme coins doesn't seem to reduce the risk much. --- Good liquidity just means you're more vulnerable to being dumped, don't fool yourself, brother. --- The word "stability" in the crypto world is a joke; small gains are not as good as going all-in on a new gamble. --- I agree that the cycles are more obvious now, but isn't that just relying on luck? --- Your analysis sounds like you're trapped and trying to convince yourself to hold. --- Wait, so in the end, it's more about judging people than judging coins?

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DataPickledFish

· 01-15 22:08

Sounds good, but can high market cap memes still double? --- Here comes the pump again to cut my leeks, stability is just a synonym for not moving up --- That wave of topblast indeed made quick money, still waiting for the next wave of the trend --- You're right, chasing new things is too exhausting, losing three days for every one day gained --- Good liquidity is a sign of good retail investors, tired of hearing this set of words --- From micro to macro? Brother, do you want us all to look at K-line charts --- High market cap = low risk? Don't be silly, those who buy the dip all end up dead on the beach --- Reasonable analysis, but I still enjoy the thrill of betting on new coins --- Finally someone said it, chasing 5-minute K-lines every day is really pointless

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liquiditea_sipper

· 01-15 22:03

Really, that's exactly how I think now. High market cap memes are actually more stable. But it still depends on luck. Sometimes small coins can explode faster... You're right, changing your mindset is the only way to survive. You can't keep stubbornly fighting small fluctuations. The market has indeed changed. It feels like making money is getting harder and harder. This analysis is spot on, but executing it is still quite difficult, and it's easy to lose your composure.

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