#土狗冲锋

The following content is for reference only and should not be taken as investment advice.

1. Emotional Spread

Meme coins often use popular cultural symbols (such as PEPE the Frog, Shiba Inu, etc.) as carriers to attract retail investors through viral social media. For example, PEPE coin skyrocketed 270,000 times in half a month, essentially driven by the community's pursuit of an 'entertainment spirit.'

Meme coins often narrate themselves as 'decentralized' and 'anti-elite.' For instance, LoserCoin positions itself as a 'poor youth,' resonating with retail investors. This narrative lowers the investment threshold, creating a psychological effect of 'retail investors.'

2. Low Technical Barriers and Near-Zero Issuance Costs

Popularity of Smart Contract Platforms

Through public chains like BSC and HSC, individuals can quickly issue meme coins at costs as low as a hundred yuan, even using AI tools to automatically generate code.

Abuse of Liquidity Pool Mechanisms

Issuers create false prosperity by adding liquidity pools (like Uniswap), and then withdraw funds, leading to price crashes, forming a 'cutting leeks' model.

3. Market Sentiment and FOMO Effect

Stimulus of Short-Term Get-Rich-Quick Myths

The high volatility of meme coins (like SHIB and DOGE) attracts speculators, with some projects achieving hundredfold increases in a very short time, strengthening the expectation of 'getting rich overnight.'

Driving Force of Altcoin Seasons

During the 'altcoin season' that occurs every four years (such as Litecoin in 2013 and the ICO boom in 2017), funds rotate from Bitcoin to high-risk assets, with meme coins becoming the focus of speculation.