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Trader Eugene: Disagreeing with the pump.fun TGE will cause a drop in the associated meme coin

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On July 10th, Trader Eugene posted in his personal community, discussing the impact of the pump.fun TGE on the price trend of related meme coins and the influence of capital inflow. "I don't think it's very reasonable to witness meme coins' price decline just because of the launch of the pump.fun token. From a fundamental perspective, I believe this doesn't make much sense. Investors don't purchase Fartcoin because they seek exposure to the overall meme market; they buy it because they are attracted by its volatility and its name. I truly don't understand why the TGE of a revenue-generating platform would lead to such significant volatility in a marginal coin like Fartcoin. If I had to give an opinion, I think this seems more like a buying opportunity for meme coins. However, I'm not very certain about this; it's just a real-time record of my thoughts."
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