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Solana-based Meme coin TROLL has recently gained popularity again. On January 22, this coin's market cap surged to $30 million, reaching as high as $33 million. The current price is around $0.031, with a 24-hour increase of 52%.
Interestingly, the upward trend started early—on-chain data shows it was already up at 3 a.m., more than 70% higher than the current price. Meanwhile, a major exchange only announced the TROLL trading pair at 9 p.m. Eastern Time on January 22, which means market reactions preceded the official announcement (around 10 a.m.).
Of course, everyone knows what Meme coins are—price swings are crazy, and fundamentally they are built on hype and concepts, with little real-world application or value backing them. These types of tokens carry significant risk, so investors should be cautious.
Meme coins are like this, those who knew early are making a fortune, latecomers are just catching the bag
Another emotional coin, who ended up as the biggest sucker this time?
The increase in price is shocking, but it’s already halved from the high point, right?
Things on the Solana chain are becoming more and more magical
Daring to move this requires a few lives
A 52% increase looks great, but unfortunately I missed it again
Information advantage is how you make money
Who bought in at 3 a.m. this time? They’re feeling great now
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It's the same old story, taking full advantage of information asymmetry. If I had known earlier, I would have just stuck to on-chain data.
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Meme coins are just gambling; a 52% increase sounds great, but they can also be halved later. Playing with fire, wake up early.
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Wait, the high point of over 70% is now only 0.031? This speed is a bit frightening.
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Why are exchange announcements always after the fact? Internal information has been flying around for a long time.
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The name "troll" is quite ironic; players have become the objects of trolls.
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Relying solely on concepts and hype, no wonder the volatility is so outrageous. It all depends on who runs first.
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On-chain whales are making a killing again; retail investors can only take the hit, as always.
Meme coins are like this: when they rise, there's no time to get on board; when they fall, you can't even cry.
It's always TROLL and PEPE—who's actually taking the other side of these coins?
52% is nothing; the people who bought in the early hours have already made a profit. Those currently buying are just catching the last wave.
Someone must have known in advance; otherwise, how could they start moving at 3 a.m.?
It's all about sentiment coins—just see who can run faster. Anyway, I don't touch these kinds of tokens.
If you only start trading after the exchange announces it, you're really a genius. Others have already cashed out long ago.
Playing Meme coins is all about heartbeat—making money and losing money, it depends on your stress tolerance.
Is this wave driven by internal trading first again? How can people still believe in this kind of routine?
Just the name TROLL—sounds like it's meant for high-risk games.
It's another information gap game; by the time the exchange announcement comes out, it's already been pumped
Meme coins are mostly about psychology; frankly, it's gambling
This round I choose to watch and wait for the next opportunity
TROLL, the name is quite ironic, really being played like a monkey
A 52% increase looks great, but dropping from over 70% high... Oh my, how many people got caught in this wave?
The exchange announced it just before the surge—typical information gap. But that's just how Meme coins are; it's all about betting on emotions.