$450 million market cap, $0.44 PIPPIN: Is it the starting point of a carnival or the overture to a farewell?

I just saw PIPPIN's market cap surge to $450 million, with a unit price of only $0.44. Did your heart skip a beat too? Don’t rush to FOMO; the truth behind these numbers may be something that most people dare not confront.

Another Meme coin on the Solana chain surged against the trend by 26%, with a market cap reaching $450 million at one point. Sounds exciting, right? But if you look closely: it has no actual value, no real use cases, and relies solely on emotions and concepts to sustain it. What is this? It's a pure emotional roller coaster, a game where a group of people plays “who will take the last baton” with real money.

You think you’re surfing, but you might just be a drop of water in the wave. What does a $450 million market cap mean? In the world of Meme coins, the market cap can double overnight or plummet to zero in an instant. The “historic new high” you see now is likely just a “historic high point” that some people have long set up.

I’m not being pessimistic; I’m stating facts. Meme coin trading is highly volatile. This phrase sounds airy when said officially, but have you ever dived in with real money and felt the heartbeat of a 30% rise or fall in a minute? That’s not just thrilling; that’s playing with fire.

What should players do? Remember three sentences:

Emotions are the fuel of the market, and they also mark the beginning of the burnout.

Every penny you earn is the price others are willing to pay for emotions.

When everyone is shouting “go,” it’s often not far from “collapse.”

In the crypto world, you can’t escape the bubble, but you can choose to not be the one who hasn’t learned to swim when the bubble bursts.

Follow me, and in the next episode, I’ll tell you: how to calmly find your landing point in the flooded Meme market.