#以太坊大户持仓变化 【Can Low-Priced Coins Really Multiply a Hundredfold? First, Understand What You're Missing】

Recently, during this bull market wave, the most frequently asked questions are still those few:

Low price, strong consensus, where is the next explosive MEME coin? Who doesn’t want to turn things around quickly?

$DOGE, $SHIB, $FLOKI, $PEPE, $PUPPIES... these popular MEME coins, all priced below $1, have indeed flooded many exchanges. Each has its own story: some are pioneers, some bet on blockchain gaming ecosystems, some focus on community consensus. On the surface, there are plenty of options.

But here’s the question—

Are you truly confident that among thousands of "cheap coins," you can bet on the one that will really take off?

Based on what? "Insider information" in the group? A list compiled by others? Or a smooth-sounding story line? Honestly, this kind of logic, in a market with severe information asymmetry, is just handing others cannon fodder. Blindly following the trend often results in raising the price for the whales and digging your own grave.

So, what you really need to consider isn’t how hard it is to find a hundredfold coin, but whether you have the ability to verify—

**Can you read on-chain data? Where is the real liquidity? Is the price fluctuation driven by consensus or manipulation? Is the ecosystem foundation solid or hollow?**

This is the fundamental skill. It’s not about gambling on luck, but about speaking with data.

Taking emerging projects like $PUPPIES as an example, they don’t just want to be a MEME coin for hype. Their true ambition is to build a decentralized MEME infrastructure. What does this mean? It means data transparency, resistance to manipulation, and verifiability—these are the key differences from pure concept coins.

In a bull market, everyone wants to make quick money, but quick money without the ability to identify quality often leads to quick losses. Instead of fixating on those "low-priced potential stocks," ask yourself first: Do I have a treasure map?