Alpha Hunters Seeking Memes
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Alpha Hunters Seeking Memes
In summary, platforms such as Gate.io, MEXC, and Bitget have listed relatively few meme coins, adopting more of a follower strategy—waiting until breakout meme coins emerge before listing them—ensuring a cautious but less forward-looking approach.
Navigating Web3 tides with focused insightsRecently, the assassination attempt on Trump has had a significant impact, triggering turmoil in global financial markets within certain circles. Gold prices hit a new high again, and Bitcoin reclaimed the $60,000 mark. Two outstanding journalists at the scene captured two striking photos with sharp lenses. The first photo depicted Trump as a bleeding martyr; the second further shaped his image as a great warrior and leader. These two images spread rapidly, not only solidifying Trump's image as an American hero but also unexpectedly sparked a wave of widespread support—even business titans and social leaders who long held critical stances shifted their positions and expressed support for him.
Even Zuckerberg, once sharply opposed to Trump, announced he will restore Trump’s Facebook and Instagram accounts in the coming weeks—an action that undoubtedly adds new momentum to Trump’s popularity. Accompanying this is a notable rise in his approval ratings, and all signs indicate that, barring any unforeseen events, Trump is highly likely to secure the presidency again this year.
The crypto community, always quick to seize hot topics, naturally didn’t miss this major event. This self-propelling “meme topic” has spawned dozens of popular meme coins—such as $FIGHT and $FEARNOT—with returns reaching tens or even hundreds of times. A number of meme enthusiasts have struck it rich overnight, making others extremely envious.
While envy is natural, how can we stay updated on these meme coins and participate effectively? Through my research, I’ve identified an unconventional path that I hope will inspire you.
I surveyed relevant information from June to date, focusing on well-known "gold dog" projects on-chain. The data includes: launch time, maximum price surge, and current price.
Data sources: Twitter, exchange announcements, CMC, CoinGecko, gmgn.ai
Based on market热度 (heat) and trading depth within centralized exchanges (CEX), I further filtered data for the most popular meme coins on major CEXs, including: listing time, listing price, and peak multiple.
Then, I collected the total number of meme coins listed across these exchanges during the period from July 1 to July 20 and ranked them accordingly.
Based on this, I created the following rankings:
1. Number of gold dog coins, ranked from highest to lowest
2. CEX listing rate of gold dog coins, ranked from highest to lowest
In summary, platforms like Gate.io, MEXC, and Bitget have launched relatively few meme coins, adopting more of a follower strategy—waiting until a breakout meme coin emerges before listing it. This ensures stability but lacks forward-looking positioning. In contrast, LBank has demonstrated insight and initiative in the meme coin space, leading significantly in the number of listings with a success rate exceeding 50%. Its keen market sensing ability and advantage in first-mover project listings reveal a unique set of rules and logic. CoinEx also performs well, while AscendEX and Coinw occasionally catch early opportunities and achieve higher multiples, making them noteworthy as well.
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