Thinking about jumping into the next viral memecoin? Here are some cold-hard numbers to keep you grounded:

According to a Dune Analytics report (via Bitget), 60 % of memecoin traders end up losing money.

Only about 4.7 % break even (neither gain nor loss).

Just ~3 % made more than US$1,000 in that study.

In another reminder of memecoin risk: the $TRUMP meme coin generated $86–100 million in trading fees within two weeks of its launch, while many small investors lost money.

Galaxy Research’s “The State of Memecoins” points out that while traders lose, the infrastructure (launchpads, platforms) often collects the fees & value.

✅ What you can learn from this:

Meme coins are highly speculative. Volatility isn’t just risk, it often means losses for many.

The hype can hide the fact that only a tiny fraction ends up with meaningful gains.

Platforms often benefit via fees / volume, regardless of how individual traders perform.

Before chasing that moonshot:

Do your homework (read whitepapers, check tokenomics, liquidity).

Only risk what you can afford to lose.

Set strategies for exit, stop-loss, or hedging, don’t just ride the hype train.

Disclaimer: I’m not a financial adviser. Just sharing my personal view — DYOR (Do Your Own Research) before investing.

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