Recently, meme coins that rely on hot memes to support the market, my view is: don't be too optimistic in the short term. Unless the market experiences an extreme rally, short-term rebounds are not good betting targets—the probability of losing money is there.



From a technical perspective, the MACD has already shown signs of bearish divergence, the KDJ has also turned downward, and the 7-day moving average(0.0136) is clearly acting as resistance. During rebounds, trading volume can't keep up. What does this indicate? It shows a lack of genuine buying support.

The fundamentals are even more disheartening. No real application, no reliable team, just riding on hot memes. Once the hype fades, the price can fall very quickly. Looking at the capital aspect, on the day non-farm payroll data is released, big players are a bit cautious. Whales hold a lot of chips, and there's a significant risk of a dump.

My trading approach is as follows: mainly focus on shorting. You can short during rebounds to the 0.0135 to 0.0138 range. The first target is 0.0120. If that level breaks, further look at 0.0100. Set stop-loss at 0.0140. Note: once the price breaks above the 7-day moving average and volume significantly increases, you must exit immediately—don't hold on.

If you insist on going long, that's also okay, but two conditions must be met: the price must stabilize above 0.0136, and there must be a volume breakout above 0.0140. In this case, position size shouldn't exceed 1%. The target is 0.0150 to 0.0160, with a stop-loss at 0.0130. This trading method requires quick in and out—absolutely no holding out of stubbornness.
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blocksnarkvip
· 01-12 04:46
It's the same old story, hot meme coin gameplay is just like this, it's boring.
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MEVHunterNoLossvip
· 01-11 20:55
Damn, this meme coin is really a trap; once the trending meme fades, it's over. --- The idea of shorting is fine, but I'm just worried that whales might suddenly dump, messing up the rhythm. --- 1% of the position going long? Might as well go all-in short for a quicker thrill. --- Seeing how detailed your analysis is, I believe this short position of yours can make a profit. --- Don't be too aggressive on Non-Farm Payroll day, bro; big players are watching the market sentiment. --- If the trading volume can't keep up, it's a dead signal. I don't trust this rebound either. --- You're right, once the hot trend is over, it's time to withdraw; don't wait for the limit-down. --- I'll remember the saying "fast in, fast out"; not holding positions is the way to go. --- If it breaks 0.0120, keep going down; there's still quite a bit of room in this wave. --- The team isn't reliable at all; how long can a hot meme sustain itself?
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GamefiGreenievip
· 01-11 04:52
Bro, your analysis is spot on. I only understood after being cut once by this kind of hot meme coin. By the way, how do you control the risks of shorting? The whales are really panicking. It's good that you mentioned not holding onto positions. Many people get caught up here.
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SatoshiSherpavip
· 01-09 07:59
It's another countdown to the death of a hot meme coin, for sure.
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LongTermDreamervip
· 01-09 07:58
Haha, yet another of these hot meme coins... I saw this routine three years ago, and every cycle someone comes to ask me whether to buy the dip. Honestly, I’m really getting tired of these purely conceptual things now. Shorting? Sure, but I still prefer to earn while lying down. Instead of watching the K-line every day for a 0.0001 profit margin, it’s better to wait three or five years to see if it can develop something real. Anyway, these hot meme coins in my account are all trapped and deadlocked, so I might as well hold onto them—maybe they'll pump again someday. History always repeats itself. These things that seem useless today might be the next round of bagholders in the bull market. I’ve seen through it all—technical dumps are all fake; as long as the hype is still there, there’s still a chance. If you really want to trade, I agree with a 1% position size, but don’t take those stop-loss numbers too seriously. The ones who make real money are never short-term traders.
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StrawberryIcevip
· 01-09 07:56
It's another one of those things that rely on hype to make a living, really a mess. Watching these meme coins harvest retail investors every day is boring. Shorting still has some opportunities, but it also depends on the market sentiment. Let's wait and see; jumping in now is just gambling. The point about insufficient volume is correct; it simply can't hold up.
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WagmiWarriorvip
· 01-09 07:52
It's the same old meme coin again. It's about time to cool down; shorting is the right way.
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OnchainDetectiveBingvip
· 01-09 07:35
Hot meme coins are indeed risky this time. I'm also observing, and it feels like a game of hot potato.
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