2026-01-15 09:37:23

Recently, discussions around meme projects based on the USD1 pool have become very popular. The day before yesterday, a major exchange partnered with several mainstream public chains to launch a trading competition. Any new meme project using the USD1 pool or existing projects adding USD1 pool liquidity could participate.

After a quick scan of the current situation, existing projects have not yet followed up with the USD1 pool. Instead, two new projects have emerged, with initial funding ranging from 20 million to 30 million USD. Interestingly, many addresses that have purchased up to 40 million USD are familiar faces—these are usually not the scale that retail investors can assemble.

From the flow of funds and participant characteristics, it’s clear that the operational logic behind these projects has been carefully designed. The pace of large capital inflows, the differentiated strategies in choosing pools, all send signals. For those looking to follow this cycle, observing the movements of these whale addresses is more insightful than just watching market sentiment.

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zkNoob

· 01-18 07:41

It's the whales manipulating the script from beneath the stage again, while retail investors are still guessing the clues.

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BrokeBeans

· 01-17 21:54

It's the familiar routine again; the whales have already set up the game.

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DegenDreamer

· 01-17 06:17

It's the old whales secretly accumulating chips again, while retail investors are still watching market sentiment.

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LiquidatedDreams

· 01-16 22:48

It's the whales orchestrating the plot behind the scenes, while retail investors are still flooding the chat.

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TopEscapeArtist

· 01-15 10:07

It's the same old story again. When whale addresses enter the market, others follow, but last time I tried to bottom fish like this, I got caught directly. The MACD had already crossed bearish, and I was still hoping for a rebound.

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governance_ghost

· 01-15 10:04

It's those old whales playing tricks again, and retail investors are still guessing.

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OnChainSleuth

· 01-15 10:04

It's the old whales playing new tricks again, while retail investors are still watching the show.

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AirdropHermit

· 01-15 10:04

It's the big players dancing again, while retail investors are counting their money.

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StablecoinAnxiety

· 01-15 09:40

It's the same old whales playing tricks again; retail investors will always be the last to catch the bag. This wave of USD1 looks like a carefully orchestrated scheme, with a financing scale starting at 20 million. This isn't a game retail investors can play. Following the whales still depends on the address movements, but I think this time it's uncertain. Meme projects are inherently gambling games, and with large capital deployment, the risk doubles. So, is the pool differentiation just signaling? It feels more like an ambush. This trading game is designed so brilliantly; on the surface, everyone can participate, but in reality, some have already been reaping the dividends. Whale addresses buying up to 40 million—such a volume... How can retail investors keep up? But speaking of which, in times like these, it's better to think in the opposite direction—maybe we should also consider the big money moves carefully.

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MEVHunterWang

· 01-15 09:38

It's the same old faces again, pulling the wool over people's eyes. I know this trick well.

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