2026-01-21 06:52:05

Looking at $MEMES's recent performance, honestly, I find it a bit perplexing. When it was around 250,000 yuan, I was observing but ultimately didn't dare to buy in.

After carefully analyzing the underlying logic, I have a few doubts (Disclaimer: This is purely personal analysis and does not constitute investment advice):

First, compared to projects that are truly endorsed by official authorities, the market cap is usually not so sluggish. This itself is quite strange. Second, the liquidity pools are too shallow, with depth far below similar projects, which increases the risk of price volatility. Looking at the team deployment—normal projects would have core technical personnel directly managing issuance, rather than relying on the platform to issue tokens. This is a clear difference.

The most heartbreaking point is that the chips are very scattered, hidden in many wallet addresses. According to conventional patterns, the main funds should be more concentrated. These details together can somewhat reveal some clues.

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CommunityWorker

· 4h ago

Wow, the pool is so shallow, and you're still willing to touch it? I took a look at the wallet address distribution, and it's really a bit suspicious. With such dispersed chips, it feels like no one truly believes in it. The team not directly managing the issuance speaks volumes; I've seen this kind of trick too many times. Not entering at 250,000 was the right move; it looks like we dodged a bullet now.

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LightningWallet

· 4h ago

I'll take another look at these wallet addresses, and they really seem a bit suspicious. --- With such shallow liquidity, the price skyrockets and you have to cut losses. Who would dare to take over? --- The 250,000 hasn't been listed yet, and I don't want to list it now either. I just feel something's off. --- Regarding team deployment, I haven't seen any reliable signs. --- The chips are so scattered, it feels like they're waiting for a sucker to take the bait. --- I have my doubts about projects without official endorsements, especially with so many red flags. --- Since you analyze things so thoroughly, I'm starting to doubt as well. --- I've seen this kind of pattern too many times, and there are even more crashes. --- Fortunately, you didn't get in, or you'd be suffering a lot right now. --- Low market cap + shallow pools, a double risk combo.

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DefiEngineerJack

· 4h ago

ngl the liquidity depth situation is actually™ the red flag here... shallow pools = inevitable death spiral under any real volume pressure. seen this pattern like a hundred times already

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Layer2Arbitrageur

· 4h ago

nah tbh, just ran the numbers on those wallet distributions... dude's basically describing a classic liquidity fragmentation attack vector lmao. 25万 was literally the MEV sweet spot before slippage went bonkers.

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DegenMcsleepless

· 4h ago

250,000 I also saw it, but the liquidity is so shallow that it's a bit frightening. I dare not touch it, would rather miss out than get cut. The chips are so scattered, who can hold them... Feels like something's not quite right with the pattern.

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Blockwatcher9000

· 4h ago

Hold on, with such shallow liquidity, are you still willing to touch it? Any small movement and you'll have to cut losses. The chips are so scattered, it feels like you're digging your own grave. Without official endorsement, the market cap is so weak, it's really a bit suspicious. The team's way of operating... has a strange feeling that I can't quite put into words. It didn't go up at 250,000, but there's no point in regretting now. Compared to losing money, actually, you've made a profit.

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BlockchainNewbie

· 4h ago

How should I put it, I was also watching when it was at 250,000, but this thing always feels a bit shady. Liquidity is like that, a slight breeze or disturbance can directly cause a limit-down crash, this risk is really not worth it. With the chips scattered like this, who the hell is the market maker? This logic is just absurd.

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