2026-01-13 16:36:10

How long can the popularity of Chinese Tickers last? Recently, major exchanges have been updating their activity rules, and ecosystem competition is becoming increasingly fierce.

A leading exchange launched an activity for a Chinese Meme coin called "Laozi." As soon as the news broke, this coin surged nearly 80% in a short period, but then it retraced. Since the listing announcement, the price has fallen by 14%, and the current market capitalization remains around $10.5 million.

This wave of market activity reflects both the enthusiasm of the market and the volatility of the Chinese Meme coin track.

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SatoshiChallenger

· 6h ago

An 80% increase is enough to get excited? Data shows that the survival rate of such coins after three months does not exceed 12%. Ironically, there are always people who believe they are part of that 8%.

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ChainPoet

· 6h ago

Laozi increased by 80% then dropped 14%, this is the fate of meme coins—popularity comes quickly and goes just as fast.

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MetaMisery

· 6h ago

Ha, it's the same old trick again. After an 80% increase, they run away. By the way, the name "Laozi" is indeed a bit extreme, but the ones who always make money are the ones harvesting the leeks.

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