Is Meme over? USDUC plummeted 66%, retail investors are finally no longer believing in "getting rich overnight"

What does the Meme coin market look like lately?
Like a bar after closing at 3 a.m.
The lights are on,
Music has stopped,
Only chaos remains.
The most typical example is USDUC.
It has dropped 66% from its high, with a market cap falling back to around tens of millions of dollars.
Many people are directly broken:
"Yesterday, I was talking about financial freedom,
Today, only free fall remains."
But what's even more heartbreaking is,
This might not be an isolated project issue.
It's the entire Meme cycle starting to cool down.
In the past six months,
During the craziest market times:
Even dogs could issue tokens,
Cats could pump prices,
And even a meme emoji could be valued at over a hundred million.
Many people don’t research projects,
They only look at whether the avatar is abstract enough.
Now that the tide has receded,
Everyone suddenly realizes:
"Air coins really do deflate."
The most classic scene is:
Many Meme groups used to spam "to the moon" every day.
Now the group is as quiet as an online memorial.
But why did the tide go out so quickly?
The core reason is actually simple:
The market has no new funds coming in.
Meme relies heavily on sentiment.
As long as newcomers keep entering,
The story can continue.
But once the pace of new investors slowing down,
Prices will fall like stepping into an empty staircase.
Especially now, institutions are starting to buy ETH,
BTC,
Large funds are returning to mainstream assets.
Retail investors’ risk appetite naturally declines.
People who once dared to go all-in on Dogecoin,
Are now starting to research ETFs.
This is the real danger of Meme:
It’s not being crushed,
But being "forgotten."
And the cruelest thing in the market is never a sharp drop,
It’s no one talking about you.
But veteran players all know,
Meme won’t die completely.
It’s more like a cockroach in the crypto world.
Every time everyone thinks it’s over,
The next hot spot suddenly revives.
Because humans always love the myth of getting rich quickly.
But after this tide, the market might become more realistic.
At least everyone is starting to understand:
Not all meme emojis
Can eventually be exchanged for a Lamborghini.#美伊冲突再升级