2026-01-02 23:27:38

Reddit's WallStreetBets community has gathered 20 million users, all paying attention to the next market trend. What if a well-known figure announces confidence not in GME, but in a new meme coin? What is the hidden behind this scenario? Based on a rough estimate, if each participant in the community invests $10 in such highly volatile assets, it would mean a market capital inflow of $200 million. The liquidity effect brought about by this community consensus is enough to cause dramatic fluctuations in the coin's price in the short term. The rise of meme coins essentially reflects the collective power of retail investors—when large-scale communities reach a consensus expectation, market reactions are often unexpected.

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BearMarketGardener

· 3h ago

200 million USD flows in, the price of the coin must skyrocket... but is this really reliable? --- It really responds to calls, the power of retail investors is indeed terrifying, but unfortunately, the last ones to take the hit are still the latecomers. --- Wait, this logic doesn't add up. If everyone has to invest just 10 bucks, what about practical feasibility? --- Meme coins are purely based on consensus; once the consensus breaks, it's a slaughterhouse. --- You're hyping the collective power of retail investors again... last time you said that, I lost a lot. --- 20 million people acting in unison? Wake up, this will never happen; someone will always run away.

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Blockwatcher9000

· 3h ago

Oh my, it's the same old story. Every time they say community consensus can move the market... Do they really think retail investors can unite? --- 2 billion dollars sounds impressive, but how much of that is actually invested? There's too much fluff. --- A big influencer says one word and a wave of profits is harvested, then what? Retail investors have to carry the bag themselves. --- Basically, it's a new trick by the whales. Switch to another coin and the same old leek-cutting game continues. --- This logic is flawed. The folks at WSB have long been divided; how can they truly be united? --- High volatility assets... sound just like betting on roulette. Do they really have to package it as "collective power"? --- The day an influential figure actually starts promoting meme coins, I should just run away. --- It's always the same. First they hype up community consensus, then it's all tears and blood when everyone gets trapped.

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BearMarketMonk

· 3h ago

2 billion USD sounds impressive, but this is just survivor bias at work. Who remembers the last round? --- The most dangerous part of group consensus is not that it can push up the price of a coin, but the moment everyone wants to escape at the same time. --- The essence of meme coins is just rebranded gambling, with a sexier name. --- A single word from a well-known figure can mobilize 20 million people, and this scene itself is telling you the answer... --- Short-term volatility is fierce, long-term return to zero. Just cycles, and every time someone thinks they are the exception. --- Put in ten dollars, take out a hundred dollars, but most people put in ten and lose everything. That’s the real truth. --- Community consensus? I think it’s just collective hallucination finding a new vessel. --- History never repeats, but it rhymes. I’ve seen too many episodes of WSB.

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AirdropChaser

· 3h ago

2 billion USD投入进去，我们赌这波韭菜能活过夏天吗 --- Same old story, once the signal appears, the coin price soars... then crashes again, cycle repeats --- Basically, the market makers are playing retail, meme coins are essentially no different --- Wait, can everyone really invest 10 dollars uniformly? I don’t believe you --- How many people got burned in this round? --- 20 million people, if everyone is truly united, they could make some waves, but the problem is... they simply can’t gather enough --- Thinking about new meme coins? Might as well just bet on a game and lose, at least then you know you lost clearly --- Community consensus? I’ll just ask, how did the last consensus turn out... what happened to the people who ran away? --- Come on, can you trust this data? Feels like the same old tricks as with air coins promotion --- Retail collective strength sounds impressive, but in reality, it’s just an enhanced form of gambling

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MoneyBurnerSociety

· 4h ago

$200 million sounds great, but in reality, it's just the night before 200 million failed arbitrage attempts. A well-known figure leaked that 20 million retail investors are rushing in, and I bet five dollars that 19.99 million will become a reverse indicator. The collective wisdom of stable losses—this is my area of expertise.

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