When whales start heavily investing in Popcat, and Unipcs publicly flaunts a $500,000 profit but 'refuses to sell,' can you really regard this meme coin rebound as just a joke?
Popcat has once again taken the emotional spotlight in the crypto market.
The meme coin that once dropped more than 90% by the end of 2024 has now doubled its price in just two weeks, returning to the spotlight. From $0.15 to a peak of $0.38, a 107% increase has reignited the frenzy among meme coin traders and sparked heated discussions about whether 'the bull market is returning'.
And behind this, it is not just sentiment driving it, but also the actions of 'smart money' amplifying it.
Unipcs: the 'scent hound' of the meme coin circle returns.
Speaking of Unipcs, it is not unfamiliar to those paying attention to the meme coin market. This well-known trader active on X (formerly Twitter) made a fortune trading Bonk (BONK) and is now 'predicting the market' again, preemptively positioning himself in Popcat, and successfully realizing profits after the recent market surge—according to his own account, he made over $500,000 from this single venture.
But what truly catches the eye is: he chose not to cash out but to continue holding.
This not only reflects confidence but also releases a market attitude: the bull market is not over, and meme coins have a second wave.
Meanwhile, Unipcs' screenshot shows that it also holds a position in Fartcoin (FARTCOIN), which has achieved a 102% increase in the past 30 days, ranking high on the meme coin growth chart.
Whale funds entering the market: it's not 'buying randomly,' but 'betting on trends'.
According to Stalkchain data, on April 23 alone, one address invested approximately $653,000 into Popcat, and as of now this address's holdings have reached $1.3 million. This is not an isolated case—meme coins like Fartcoin and Jupiter have also seen net inflows of hundreds of thousands of dollars.
The whale funds behind this are not just short-term speculations, but may also reflect a forward-looking judgment on the improving overall market atmosphere.
According to CoinGecko statistics, as of April 22:
Fartcoin net inflow: $675,470
Jupiter (JUP) net inflow: $293,630
Popcat net inflow: $237,700
This is a set of valuable reference data, which tells us: smart money is quietly flowing back to those 'once absurd' targets.
From 'joke' to 'asset': the boundaries of meme coins are becoming blurred.
The market always speaks through prices.
Meme coins, once viewed as a 'joke' by mainstream investors, have repeatedly proven: when liquidity and sentiment interact, they possess shocking potential for price increases.
However, the current trading price of Popcat (around $0.38) is still nearly 80% down from its historical high of $2.04 on November 2, 2024. This indicates that there is significant potential, but also warns that volatility risks remain high.
Meanwhile, this round of meme coin rebound may not be an isolated event.
The macro benefits of the U.S. reducing tariffs on China, rising investor risk appetite, and the recent recovery of sectors like AI and DePIN are all driving up market sentiment. The strong performance of meme coins may be the emotional vanguard of this rebound wave.
With market sentiment warming, who can help you capture the 'second wave of surge'?
The core dilemma of meme coins is that their value support is extremely fragile, entirely reliant on sentiment, liquidity, and social dissemination. Accurately judging the timing for price increases and capturing the flow of funds and whale movements requires a more powerful analysis system.
This is precisely where the advantage of the Mlion.ai platform lies:
Real-time monitoring of whale trading behavior and on-chain fund flows to accurately assess the timing of major players entering and exiting the market;
Combining content from X platform and Discord communities to extract meme coin discussion heat and emotional turning points;
Quickly generating fund movement simulation graphs to determine the real driving forces behind price increases;
Automatically generating project radar charts to help users understand the token mechanisms and holding distribution risks of various meme coins.
In a market where 'memes can rise and images can go viral,' understanding sentiment is more important than understanding code. Mlion.ai not only helps you understand what the market is saying but also tells you—'how much they really bought and when they plan to sell.'
Conclusion: Is this rebound of meme coins a 'flash in the pan' or a 'preview of a bull market'?
The surge of Popcat, the rise of Fartcoin, and the heavy positions of Unipcs and whales all hint at one thing: market sentiment is warming, and risk appetite is recovering.
Of course, meme coins are still high-risk assets, and any direction of sharp fluctuations can happen within hours. But this is exactly why they attract countless short-term players and emotional traders.
Speculation is not necessarily meaningless; chasing highs is not necessarily wrong. The key is—do you have the insight to discover trends, recognize signals, and act decisively before others?
Perhaps, now is the starting point of the 'second half'.
Disclaimer: The above content is for information sharing only and does not constitute any investment advice. The market has risks, and investment should be cautious.
