An interesting contrast phenomenon has emerged—the main market is gradually rebounding, while those once hot Chinese Meme coins on the BSC chain are collectively crashing, which can be considered a reverse operation.

According to the latest data monitoring, this wave of decline is indeed exaggerated. The "Dark Horse" evaporated 64% of its gains within 24 hours, with its market cap instantly halved to $4.8 million; "Life K-line" fared even worse, with a decline of 54%, leaving its market cap at only $4.11 million; even "My Hoof Horse is Coming" couldn't escape, dropping 36% to $0.0125. Only "Laozi" defied the trend, rising 53%, but this seems more like a celebration for a few.

Why is this happening? The logic is quite simple—Meme coins are essentially emotional games with no fundamental support, driven entirely by hype. When the main market rebounds, smart funds start withdrawing into mainstream coins with real applications, leaving those Meme coins that were pumped to the sky without buyers. Those chasing the high are probably regretting it now. These types of coins are characterized by rapid gains and even harsher declines; a slight change in market sentiment can lead to a 50% or more drop.

A reminder to everyone: The high returns of Meme coins often come with extreme risks. Don't be blinded by the gains and end up as the last bag-holder.