BSC "Crying Horse" Meme Coin Booms: Market Cap Surges Past 10 Million, 24h Trading Volume Exceeds 7 Million

GasFeeLady · 2026-01-14T11:03:17+00:00

Recently, the Meme coin "Crying Horse" launched on BSC has seen its market cap rise from 0 to 10 million USD, now stable at 6.23 million USD, with a 24-hour trading volume of 7.34 million USD. Meme coins lack real utility, leading to extreme price volatility. Investment should be cautious to avoid being influenced by market sentiment.

GasFeeLady

2026-01-14 11:03:17

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【Blockchain Rhythm】A new “internet celebrity horse” has recently appeared on BSC — Meme coin “Cry Cry Horse”. Its market cap jumped directly from 0 to 10 million USD, which definitely caught people’s attention. However, after the peak, it has fallen back, now stabilizing around 6.23 million USD. Moreover, trading activity is quite high, with a 24-hour trading volume reaching 7.34 million USD.

Speaking of which, this type of Meme coin is just this kind of nature. It rises quickly, and falls just as fast. Frankly, these coins basically have no real use, and are entirely driven by market sentiment and hype. A good story or a wave of public opinion can send the price soaring; but once the sentiment cools down, the bagholders become the chives. So if you want to participate in this kind of trading, you must keep your eyes open and avoid being led astray by FOMO, as the risks are really not small.

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ContractExplorer

· 01-17 09:58

It's the same old trick, going from 0 to 10 million and then crashing down. Isn't this the three classic types of meme coins? Cry Cry Horse is indeed flashy, with a 24-hour trading volume of 7.34 million, indicating that many people are still chasing. Honestly, these kinds of things are just hot potato games; whoever ends up holding it last will be the one crying. I'm just wondering, why is it that every time there are people rushing in one after another? FOMO really is incredible. Wait, now the market cap is 6.23 million, and the correction is really quite severe this time. Those who got in early made a fortune, latecomers... well, take care of yourselves.

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LiquiditySurfer

· 01-15 22:07

Here comes the pump and dump again, this time with Pima. LOL. From 0 to 10 million and back down to 6.23 million, this is the fate of meme coins—purely driven by stories. Really, how are the people who FOMOed in doing now? They probably have a good idea. Cry Cry Ma certainly has a lot of buzz, with a daily trading volume of 7.34 million, but how long can this hype last? It’s always the same—once the novelty wears off, people start selling, and the last to buy always end up holding the bag. A trading volume of 7.34 million sounds impressive, but who are the actual traders? That’s a question worth pondering. I understand the logic of meme coins making quick money, but the real profit always goes to the earliest whales. Someone is about to get wrecked again. Hopefully, it’s not you.

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LightningAllInHero

· 01-14 11:33

Here we go again with the same tricks, first pumping then harvesting, are the retail investors still lining up to buy in? --- Crybaby horse? Haha, that name is perfect. The ones about to cry are the holders. --- Trading volume is 7.34 million, most of it is probably wash trading. Who really trusts the liquidity? --- Fallen from 10 million to 6.23 million. At this rate, it seems like it will continue to bottom out. --- Meme coins are really a gamble, but sometimes you get lucky and get rich quick. The only worry is ending up as a bag holder if you bet wrong. --- Every time, people say these kinds of coins are useless, but someone still rushes in. FOMO is truly the strongest belief. --- I just want to know how many people bought in at the top, and how long it will take to break even now. --- When the market sentiment heats up, it gets hyped; when it cools down, people cut their losses. When will this cycle ever stop?

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BearMarketBuyer

· 01-14 11:26

CryCry Ma drops from 0 to 10 million and then falls back to 6.23 million, this is the fate of meme coins, so exciting. Another wave of retail investors being harvested. Looking at the trading volume, it’s indeed hot, but those who dare to go all in might end up crying. This thing has no fundamentals supporting it, relying purely on stories and emotions. Sooner or later, it will be in the hands of others. I’m just watching the excitement without causing trouble, but if real money is involved? Forget it, this risk is really hard to bear. When market sentiment changes face, yesterday’s main players become the bagholders today, truly heartbreaking.

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GasOptimizer

· 01-14 11:25

It's the same old trick, from zero to ten million and then falling back, the retail investors are about to lose money. This wave of crying and complaining is purely driven by emotions, with no fundamentals to speak of. From 10 million to 6.23 million, such a big drop, and some still dare to buy? Truly brave. 24-hour trading volume of 7.34 million, quite a few people cutting losses. It’s always like this, Meme coins are just an emotional game, the big players always profit. Don’t ask me how I know, I’ve followed Shib and Doge before. These kinds of coins are really just gambling; FOMO always ends in losses. Watching the numbers bounce and drop makes my mindset really collapse. Why does someone always rush in every time? I really can't understand. It shoots up to ten million and then immediately dumps; this setup is a bit suspicious.

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MainnetDelayedAgain

· 01-14 11:24

Fell from 10 million to 6.23 million, a 37% drop in 24 hours. This data needs to be recorded. People experiencing FOMO should be crying now, really.

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DefiPlaybook

· 01-14 11:13

Based on on-chain data, the rise from zero to millions is actually a game of sentiment—24-hour trading volume of 7.34 million, but TVL continues to decline to 6.23 million, which already indicates the issue. This is a typical pump and dump cycle. It is recommended to focus on two key indicators: first, whether the concentration of addresses holding the coin has exploded; second, the timing window for large holders to sell off. Risk warning is here.

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