2026-01-16 03:20:45

Recently, an interesting phenomenon has been observed: a major public chain's ecosystem fund has started to spend again, and this time they are targeting those old projects that are neither hot nor cold. Binance Life, I'm coming, behind it all is Four.Meme, each taking a $100,000 investment.

What's interesting is that the fund doesn't chase the hottest trends, but instead chooses to ambush those still in early stages with low popularity. This choice itself reveals an intention. In my opinion, the reason Four.Meme is repeatedly selected is probably because it has been regarded as a stable product supply source.

Seeing similar actions once or twice is still considered news, but after a while, it’s different — it becomes an investment signal, a market trend. Worth paying attention to.

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VitaliksTwin

· 01-19 01:34

The strategy of digging pits without chasing the hot spots, this time the fund is really playing chess. Four.Meme being treated as a production line is quite the situation.

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rugpull_survivor

· 01-18 17:13

I understand this routine, choosing obscure projects to lay low. Basically, it's just trying to buy the dip before a dump, nothing new. Four.Meme has become a money-printing machine, and the fund's stable supplier is truly impressive. After watching for a while, you realize this isn't investment; it's the front line for the market makers' harvest. By the way, will these two projects also end up rugging... Anyway, the signals are clear enough. Be cautious if you're following the trend, everyone.

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PoetryOnChain

· 01-16 03:50

Wow, Four.Meme has been turned into a production line? Directly ambushing cold projects, the fund is really playing chess.

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CommunityJanitor

· 01-16 03:38

Wait, why is Four.Meme being selected so frequently? It definitely seems like there's a pattern behind it.

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AirdropHarvester

· 01-16 03:33

Alright, Four.Meme is aiming to become an "official supplier" now.

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gas_fee_trauma

· 01-16 03:31

Fund hidden in obscure projects? I've seen this routine too many times. Honestly, it's just about accumulating chips at low prices. The repeated selection of Four.Meme is indeed interesting, but we also need to be cautious. Wait, is this an endorsement for certain projects? Or have they really spotted something? It looks like they're trying to find the next opportunity before the wave, but it could also just be funds clearing inventory. I just want to know what happened to those projects that received $100,000, should I follow up? It's called an investment signal in a nice way, but frankly, it's just another way for capital to cut the leeks. I can't quite get the logic behind this kind of ambush; something feels off.

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EternalMiner

· 01-16 03:24

Wait, Four.Meme is so powerful? Even the fund is treating it as an assembly line. This pace doesn't seem right.

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