Meme coin "memes" surges 140% in the early morning, jumping from $4.5 million to $13 million

NullWhisperer · 2026-01-23T02:04:16+00:00

Recently, the Meme coin "memes" experienced intense volatility, skyrocketing from $4.5 million to $13 million, an increase of over 140%, and the current market cap has fallen back to $10.4 million. Meme coins are highly volatile, so investors should exercise caution.

NullWhisperer

2026-01-23 02:04:16

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【Blockchain Rhythm】Recently, a Meme coin called “memes” has staged a good show. On January 23rd early morning, this coin surged from a low of $4.5 million to a high of $13 million in a short period, an increase of over 140%. However, after the peak, it also pulled back — now the market cap stabilizes around $10.4 million, with the price at $0.0104.

To be honest, Meme coins are just an emotional game. Market hype, concept packaging, frankly, have little practical use. The volatility of these coins is outrageously large, offering many opportunities for quick profits, but also carrying significant risks of complete loss. Be sure to think carefully about how much fluctuation you can tolerate before entering, after all, there are winners and losers every day in this space.

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ponzi_poet

· 01-25 23:34

A 140% increase, another big show, but I bet the guy who bought in this wave is already crying. Another emotional coin, basically gambling on human nature—some make quick money, others get cut. We just watch the fun. Meme coins are really just a sandbox game; no one should pretend to be an expert. A 140% rise like this, I'm used to it. The key is whether you can walk away unscathed. This time, was it another midnight pump? I just want to ask, who hasn't been caught in a trap yet?

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PancakeFlippa

· 01-23 06:49

140% just want to run? Someone definitely bought the dip this time, a classic game of hot potato. Another meme coin scheme to fleece retail investors; pumping the market in the early morning is a signal, bro. Quick money mindset like this always ends with losing everything down to your underwear.

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FreeRider

· 01-23 02:29

It's the same old meme coin trick. How long can they keep playing this time?

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rekt_but_vibing

· 01-23 02:28

A 140% increase sounds great, but this is the typical pattern of meme coins—sell when the price is high, place orders and wait to die when it's low. I'm serious, with this kind of coin, it all depends on who can run faster; if you can't run fast, you're just a bagholder.

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quietly_staking

· 01-23 02:26

It's the same old meme coin trick again. How many people can be fooled into entering with a 140% increase?

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SchroedingerGas

· 01-23 02:23

A 140% increase sounds great, but you really shouldn't gamble on this kind of coin. Anyone who goes all-in should reflect on their actions.

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BetterLuckyThanSmart

· 01-23 02:17

Another meme coin pump and dump show, a 140% increase and most of it was given back in one night. This script is so old. --- The routine of pumping and running at dawn, I've seen it many times. Only the brave dare to chase after it. --- This wave of memes is purely an emotional market, with no fundamentals, all storytelling. I’d rather just earn interest honestly. --- Short-term surges always lead to crashes. This rule has never changed. The cost of making quick money is losing even faster. --- Raising from 4.5 million to 13 million and then crashing back to 10.4 million. How do those high-level bagholders feel now? --- People who heed advice will never make quick money. Those who ignore advice will always pay tuition. Meme coins are just a vicious cycle. --- Such volatile assets, if risk management is not in place, going all-in directly on the account is not worth it.

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