The new meme coin DOYR reached a market cap of $9.7 million just three hours after launch, and although it's now pulled back to $8.5 million, it's still holding steady. Even more astonishing is the trading volume—$13.1 million—which basically means the whole network is watching it.
The origin story is a bit funny: an executive from a major exchange posted a reminder in the evening saying, "Launching tokens from a certain angle is a community behavior," but accidentally typed DOYR instead of DYOR (Do Your Own Research). The community seized on this typo, and the DOYR token instantly became the center of attention.
Many people are speculating whether this was a subtle endorsement. But honestly, 99% of meme coins have no real utility and rely entirely on community sentiment and narrative. Now that the price has already been pumped to this level, chasing it is really risky.
Industry media are also reminding everyone: don't get carried away just by the price gains. The market is often most dangerous when things are hottest—before jumping in, make sure you can accept the possibility of going to zero.
It's fine to watch the hype, but before throwing real money in, make sure you do your homework.
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MidsommarWallet
· 12-06 23:43
Haha, just a slip of the hand and a typo of DYOR can create a token? The reaction speed of this community is truly amazing.
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SignatureVerifier
· 12-06 23:41
nah technically speaking, this whole DOYR thing is basically insufficient validation wrapped in a typo... the volume metrics alone scream potential attack vector. three hours to 9.7m? statistically improbable unless something's being heavily orchestrated behind the scenes. trust but verify, fr fr
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MissedAirdropBro
· 12-06 23:23
A slip of the hand typing DOYR can get you up to 8.5 million, you must be really bored, haha.
Just look at the community's reaction, don't actually take an exchange executive's typo as a trend indicator.
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The new meme coin DOYR reached a market cap of $9.7 million just three hours after launch, and although it's now pulled back to $8.5 million, it's still holding steady. Even more astonishing is the trading volume—$13.1 million—which basically means the whole network is watching it.
The origin story is a bit funny: an executive from a major exchange posted a reminder in the evening saying, "Launching tokens from a certain angle is a community behavior," but accidentally typed DOYR instead of DYOR (Do Your Own Research). The community seized on this typo, and the DOYR token instantly became the center of attention.
Many people are speculating whether this was a subtle endorsement. But honestly, 99% of meme coins have no real utility and rely entirely on community sentiment and narrative. Now that the price has already been pumped to this level, chasing it is really risky.
Industry media are also reminding everyone: don't get carried away just by the price gains. The market is often most dangerous when things are hottest—before jumping in, make sure you can accept the possibility of going to zero.
It's fine to watch the hype, but before throwing real money in, make sure you do your homework.