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Meme coin season, is it really an "unlimited opportunity" to jump on board? — By the time you realize it, you might already be on the downward slope of the roller coaster.

From the DeFi boom to contract risks, and now to the influx of spot trading, each "new opportunity" is redefining players' expectations. The once-mocked small coin tracks have now become hot commodities—a market trend fueled by dreams of quick riches and bubble warnings, is once again sweeping through.

The data is in front of us:

· Historical cycles have never changed: During the same period last year, $PEPE surged **320%** in a single month, and $DOGE soared 60% in a single day following the trend.
· Mainstream platform effects still exist: When new Meme coins launch, liquidity surges often create double-digit gains within hours.
· The signals are very clear: Leading exchanges are once again opening their doors to Meme assets, with new projects carrying the "hot topic narrative" tag lining up to enter.

But this is far more than just a wealth opportunity; it’s a psychological test:

**FOMO is burning your rationality** — When you hear that "Old Wang next door has already doubled," your greed is most easily activated.

**Listing does not equal stability** — The initial surge may just be market makers testing liquidity depth; real volatility is often more fierce and intense.

**Stories always trump technology** — Meme coins are fundamentally a consensus game; a celebrity tweet can ignite them, while a regulatory document can extinguish them.

What do seasoned players do?

· Monitor large holders' on-chain position changes, but don’t blindly follow;
· Only participate with disposable funds you can afford to lose, never go all-in;
· Remember one iron law: When everyone is shouting "big picture opening," keep half of your awareness to exit in time.

Meme season is like a fireworks show — dazzling and spectacular, but eventually the fireworks will fade, and the night sky will return to silence. Do you want to be the one lighting the fuse, or the one counting others’ stories from the side?

This round, are you choosing to jump on board or stay on the sidelines?