2026-01-16 04:20:40

This round's main storyline is gradually becoming clear—the combination of tax coins with a certain X track strategy.

In the Solana ecosystem, this X points to AI, VibeCoding, and RWA; on BNB Chain, it shifts to grassroots promotion and community operations. Honestly, I've seen these tactics too many times.

Looking back, from LaunchCoin in early March, to KOMA, and then to the recent popular Giggle—these projects' gameplay actually has strong continuity. If the new round simply copies the previous models, the ceiling is limited, and the price highs won't see much breakthrough.

The key variable is the X factor. To truly break through, X itself must be strong enough. That is the core factor determining how far this wave can go.

SOL0,95%

BNB0,87%

KOMA5,68%

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memecoin_therapy

· 01-17 13:16

It's the same old tax coin approach, just a different flavor. The real thing is the strong X track.

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LightningWallet

· 01-17 02:25

It's the same old story of tax coins + X tracks, I'm really tired of it. --- LaunchCoin, KOMA to Giggle, it's just copy and paste. How can it possibly rise? --- Honestly, it still depends on whether X is strong enough; otherwise, it's just the same old trick of cutting leeks. --- On Solana, AI and RWA, on BNB, just local promotion—same soup, different bowls. --- The ceiling is right here; unless X itself can truly break through, there's nothing to look forward to. --- Every round is the same, the pattern is the same, and the price ceiling is the same. I'm tired of chasing it. --- Feels like repeating the same story; is there any novelty? --- If this pattern can't be broken, no matter how much you package it, it's all in vain.

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CryptoWageSlave

· 01-16 04:48

Tax coin, I'm tired of this routine, it's just a different skin. LaunchCoin to KOMA to Giggle, they all feel like they were made from the same mold. The real highlight is that X. If X doesn't work, no matter how much you package it, it's useless. Solana is hyping AI over there, BNB is pushing locally, all of them are just套路货. Breaking through the ceiling depends on how strong X is; everything else is虚的. It's always the same combination punches every day, I choose to lie flat.

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SelfSovereignSteve

· 01-16 04:45

It's the same old trick again, tax coins + AI/RWA just changing the shell or still changing the shell. From KOMA to Giggle, I really can't see any new ideas. Either X itself has to be powerful enough, or it's just the prelude to another harvest of the little guys.

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GasWaster

· 01-16 04:22

ngl tax coins paired with whatever X narrative is just recycled cope at this point. launchcoin, koma, giggle... it's literally the same playbook copy-pasted with different branding. been tracking these patterns like i track gwei spikes and honestly? ceiling's already priced in before mainnet launch

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SigmaBrain

· 01-16 04:21

It's the same old trick again, tax coins + X tracks, tired of hearing it --- On Solana, they’re doing AI, RWA, BNB is just pushing the community locally, same old routine, different packaging --- LaunchCoin, KOMA, Giggle, one after another, basically copy-paste --- Can we stop playing the same old game? X really needs some real skills --- The ceiling is already obvious, unless X itself is powerful enough, there’s no hope --- Anyway, I’m tired of this combo punch. When will there be real innovation? --- The key still lies with X, it’s the only way to break the deadlock --- The pattern repeats too much, most of the later projects are just re-skins --- X tracks can work if they do, if not, everything’s a waste --- Each round gets more complex, can they come up with some new tricks this time?

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