#数字资产动态追踪 Dogecoin's recent rebound has actually lifted the entire Meme coin sector💥
Upon closer inspection, the recent surge is mainly driven by large investors' capital injections. After these institutions or large holders scoop up $DOGE, capital quickly flows into the Meme sector, and the market sentiment is suddenly ignited.
To put it simply, this wave of increase relies on market sentiment rather than fundamental support. But that's exactly what attracts retail investors—seeing big funds bottoming out, they follow in droves, resulting in a short-term price spike.
The risks are also obvious: sentiment-driven markets lack sustainability. Once those big players start to reduce their positions or withdraw, the entire Meme coin sector could quickly retrace, leaving behind bubbles and losses that retail investors ultimately bear. Such rapid surges are often part of this pattern, so caution is necessary.
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YieldHunter
· 01-03 03:49
nah this is literally textbook pump & dump energy. if you look at the data, whale accumulation followed by retail fomo always ends the same way—degens left holding the bag while institutions dump. technically speaking the correlation between whale inflows and subsequent crashes is like 0.87, seen it happen a thousand times. sustainable returns don't come from emotion plays fr.
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GateUser-74b10196
· 01-03 03:48
Big whales sell off and run, and us retail investors have to take the fall again. This trick is really old and worn out.
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mev_me_maybe
· 01-03 03:43
It's the same old trick again, big players siphoning off retail investors to take the other side, a classic recurring script.
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Why do I feel like this wave of Dogecoin's rebound is just a harvesting tool? I really dare not touch it.
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Wait, if emotions can be so easily ignited, doesn't that mean the subsequent crash will also happen quickly?
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Meme coins have always been like this; today's gains are tomorrow's losses, nothing new.
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It looks like big players are pretending to bottom out, but actually they are planning to distribute their holdings.
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Retail investors really need to be more cautious; don't let emotions lead you by the nose.
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I have always kept my distance from such rapid surges; the risk is too high and not worth it.
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FlatTax
· 01-03 03:36
Big players withdraw, and it's over. I've seen this trick too many times; retail investors end up as the last bagholders.
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AsiaticTreaty
· 01-03 03:28
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NeverPresent
· 01-03 03:27
It's the same old trick again, retail investors getting stuck holding the bag.
#数字资产动态追踪 Dogecoin's recent rebound has actually lifted the entire Meme coin sector💥
Upon closer inspection, the recent surge is mainly driven by large investors' capital injections. After these institutions or large holders scoop up $DOGE, capital quickly flows into the Meme sector, and the market sentiment is suddenly ignited.
To put it simply, this wave of increase relies on market sentiment rather than fundamental support. But that's exactly what attracts retail investors—seeing big funds bottoming out, they follow in droves, resulting in a short-term price spike.
The risks are also obvious: sentiment-driven markets lack sustainability. Once those big players start to reduce their positions or withdraw, the entire Meme coin sector could quickly retrace, leaving behind bubbles and losses that retail investors ultimately bear. Such rapid surges are often part of this pattern, so caution is necessary.