# M

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MemeCore’s $M token is up 118% YTD, and it’s signaling something deeper than just another meme cycle.
It’s testing whether viral culture can sustain real economic infrastructure.
That’s the “meme 2.0” thesis.
Not just tokens riding attention
but entire ecosystems built around memetic economies.
On paper, it sounds unserious.
In practice, it makes sense.
Memes are native to the internet.
They generate attention, communities, and liquidity.
Turning that into structured economic activity isn’t irrational it’s an extension.
$M benefits from operating in a category most general-purpose L1s don’t o
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M current price is 3.36u; enter a long position; stop loss at 3.1u; target above 4u.
The community will notify you later. #M $M
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#M In the end, I still couldn’t resist pumping the price up—if I don’t get that whale’s short position to get liquidated, I’ll never break even again.
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#M Whale opened a short position of $700k at 1.8, so this coin can't fall further because the whale has enough margin. The market maker also doesn't have the strength to absorb the loss, so the price has been staying high. Look at this unreasonable market cap—how can a coin with no backing and unknown status have a billion-dollar market cap? As long as this short position isn't closed, the price definitely won't drop. Let's see whether the dog market maker or the whale has more strength and patience. Once the direction is clear, there could be a dozens-fold drop. The market maker hasn't made a
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