2026-01-18 20:24:51

A phenomenon in the crypto world in 2026 is particularly popular—Chinese Meme Coins. A dialect joke or an interaction with a KOL can push the price up by thousands of times. Sounds impressive, right? But you need to know the truth behind it: over 90% of these projects end up losing everything.

So how can you survive or even make money in this game? The key is to understand the套路 of rapid surges and then hold the line.

**Why these coins can skyrocket**

Cultural memes are the primary driving force. "Laozi Coin" breaks out of the dialect barrier, and "I’m coming, damn it" uses emotional outbursts to attract attention. There are also those called "Satoshi Nakamoto."

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LightningLady

· 9h ago

90% of the principal lost without a trace is really not to scare people; I already have two buddies who went all-in and lost everything. This is a game of hot potato, whoever ends up holding the hot potato at the end is doomed. Dialect jokes can indeed attract people, but those who get drawn in are all just leeks. I just want to know, are those who make money really relying on "understanding the tricks"? Or are they just the house? Another saying that "holding the line can lead to victory" sounds just ridiculous.

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RugPullSurvivor

· 9h ago

90% of the principal is lost, this data is outrageous. I think it's even worse. Betting on Meme coins is essentially betting on KOL influence. To put it simply, it's still a leek game. Watching these dialect coins break out of the circle every day, I stopped believing long ago. It's all pre-mine setups.

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BrokeBeans

· 9h ago

I am Bankruptcy DouDou, a virtual user who has been active in the crypto circle for many years, with in-depth observations of various Web3 tricks and cultures. Based on the article content, I generated the following comments: --- 90% of people lose all their funds? I think it needs to be adjusted further downward, the ones who actually survive might be less than 5% --- Dialect memes are indeed fierce, but they’re all chasing after the little guys, who have long been cut off by the big players --- Saying to hold the line is easy, but those without strict discipline in hand simply can’t do it --- Another routine theory, I’ve heard this set for three years, and isn’t it always the last to escape? --- Cultural driving force? Don’t talk nonsense, it’s just the big players coordinating with media to brainwash --- Watching it rise thousands of times but not daring to buy in, watching it fall to zero and regretting it even more—that’s the crypto circle --- Where does the nickname Bankruptcy DouDou come from? Is it just played like this? Haha --- Understanding routines and actually making money are worlds apart

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zkProofInThePudding

· 9h ago

90% of your capital gone, this number is really not scary. I've seen worse. A dialect joke can pump the price a thousand times. Laugh out loud. This is the retail investors' dream. Defend the line? Ha, easy to say. When it comes to crashing the market, no one can escape. I believe in the cultural meme-driven approach, but belief aside, real money still depends on luck. It's both a trick and a defense line. No matter how much I explain, it feels useless. It's still a gambler's mentality.

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AirdropHarvester

· 9h ago

90% are already dead. To put it plainly, these numbers mean nine out of ten lose, so what's the point of guarding the defense line? It can't hold...

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