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The 72-Hour Rule: Why Most Memecoins Die Before Day 3

BenzingaAnndy Lian

The memecoin sector often looks like pure chaos to the casual observer, but a strict structural reality exists beneath the surface. Having spent years tracking shifts across digital assets, studying market behaviors,

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