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#Meme币市场表现 Seeing this wave of market shift, my mind flashes back to the scene at the end of 2017. Back then, it was similar—funds gradually moved from concept hype to projects with real applications, although at that time, "applications" were still very vague and intangible. Now, the story seems to be repeating with a different script—AI concept coins outperform Meme coins, reflecting a deeper change in market sentiment.
Take a close look at this data: DeFi and Metaverse concept indices have risen over 4%, while Meme coin indices are basically flat or even declining. This is not just simple rotation; it’s a re-pricing of risk appetite. I’ve seen this kind of divergence many times, each time signaling that the market is entering a new phase of discernment—assets without narrative support, driven purely by emotion, are beginning to lose their appeal.
Render Network up 20%, Sui up 15%—these numbers look impressive, but I pay more attention to the underlying logic. These projects can at least tell a story related to AI and GPU computing, even if that story still needs time to be validated. This is exactly the pattern I saw during the DeFi summer of 2020—markets start to filter assets based on whether they have technical backing.
However, there is something worth being cautious about. History has shown me that once "fundamentals" become a consensus, it often marks the beginning of overvaluation. Continuous inflows into Bitcoin ETFs are positive, but once this wave of capital cools off, non-farm payroll data or geopolitical risks could become turning points. I’ve seen too many times when the market collectively favors a certain direction, only to find that it’s the riskiest moment.
The current question is: are AI concept coins truly promising, or are we just storytelling better as a collective? Time will tell.