On the BSC chain, several Chinese memes experienced a slight pullback today, with "I've arrived" falling about 46% from its ATH.
BlockBeats News, January 12th, according to GMGN Monitoring data, during the weekend, several Chinese meme coins with significant price surges such as "Here Comes My Horse" and "Life K Line" experienced a slight pullback in prices today. Among them, "Here Comes My Horse" saw a significant drop with a decrease of about 46% from its high point; "Laozi" maintained a relatively stable price. The details are as follows:
"Here Comes My Horse": 24-hour price drop of 30%, with a market value of $28.65 million, currently priced at approximately $0.0283;
"Life K Line": 24-hour price drop of 15%, with a market value of $20.45 million, currently priced at approximately $0.02;
"Laozi": 24-hour price increase of 10%, with a market value of $13.08 million, currently priced at approximately $0.013;
BlockBeats reminds users that meme coin trading is highly volatile, heavily reliant on market sentiment and conceptual speculation, has no real value or use case, and investors should be aware of the risks.
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