Just saw that PIPPIN's market value instantly rushed to 330 million and smashed back to 250 million, and rose 45.87% in 24 hours. Is this trend really healthy?

After flipping through the on-chain data overnight, I found a problem: most of the pull-ups were caused by a small number of whales inverting positions, creating the illusion of liquidity. Retail investors follow the trend? It is already obviously weak. The Solana ecosystem has indeed been popular during this period, but meme coins - with no practical use cases and purely driven by emotions, what does it often mean to suddenly explode? A signal of a phased peak.

Let's look at the macro side: the Fed's interest rate cut expectations have been delayed, and market liquidity has not really improved. To put it bluntly, this wave of hype is just a wave of stock funds spinning in several popular narratives, beating drums and spreading flowers.

The real opportunity is not chasing highs. At this position, it is recommended to gradually reduce your holdings of high-risk Meme positions and turn to projects with fundamentals and actual ecological progress - such as mainstream Layer1 or RWA sectors.

The market can be frenzied, but we have to stay awake. The essence of a bull market is not to rise every day, but to live for a long time. If you're still chasing the skyrocketing meme coins, it's too late to adjust your strategy.

Steady and don't be led by emotions.