Cost-Averaging SPX6900 Crushed the HODLers – Here’s the Next Play for the 2026 Supercycle

Since January 22, a popular meme coin investor has proven that consistent purchases have resulted in a lower drawdown compared to holding the token from then to now. But it takes a special kind of token like SPX to make that work, and Maxi Doge (MAXI) is the next one proving it’s cut from the same cloth.

Maxi Doge is channeling that same memetic, belief-driven energy, staying true to the essence of meme coins. It’s all about being detached from the data and numbers that do nothing but miss the point of what a meme coin is all about.

DCA Worked for SPX – Now It Could Work for MAXI Too

A meme coin investor going by the handle Maddox on X recently shared a series of transactions that showcase his dollar-cost averaging strategy in SPX.

His first purchase dates back to January 22, when he bought 1,000 USDT worth of SPX at a price of $0.4540, acquiring 2,204.8 SPX tokens.

By his most recent buy on Tuesday, Maddox had made 13 total purchases, amounting to 13,014.07 USDT. With SPX now priced at $0.3104, the value of his portfolio is currently 11,239.74 USDT, reflecting a loss of 1,774.34 USDT or approximately 13.6%.

When comparing this to a single, lump-sum investment of $13,000, the drop would be much steeper, leaving a portfolio valued at just 9,029.8 USDT, or a 30.54% loss.

What this highlights is the power of a DCA strategy, especially in a down market like the current meme coin dip, where the market cap sits at only $37 billion. By averaging in over time, losses can be mitigated, and the waiting period for the next supercycle won’t feel as painful or close to tapping out.

However, DCA isn’t a one-size-fits-all strategy for meme coins. According to Maddox, it’s best suited for tokens with a unique set of qualities: “a mix of intuition, synchronicities, collective emotional alignment, and the most heart-warming human connections you’ve ever experienced…” He continues, “…it inspires consistency, discipline, virtue, and creativity in you that you never thought you had.”

In other words, Maddox believes the token should feel incredibly meaningful, sparking positive changes in your life in ways you didn’t expect.

Why MAXI is Cut From the Same Cloth as SPX

The reason Maxi Doge belongs in the same conversation as SPX is not because of the numbers, but because of what it represents: a belief system. It’s not about getting bogged down in data and proof; it’s about being part of something bigger.

As Maddox put it, with SPX, “You no longer need any numerical proof, evidence, or data. You just know.” That’s the same type of belief echoed by Murad Mahmudov, another key meme coin advocate, who sees community as the driving force behind future trillion-dollar assets. He’s even stated that the next big thing won’t be built on cash flow or fundamentals, but on belief.

This takes us back to the essence of Dogecoin in its early days, when it was created as a mockery of the fundamentalism surrounding BTC. Yet, the collective belief in that joke transformed it into the multi-billion-dollar asset we know today.

Now, think of Maxi Doge as the modern meme coin version of SPX, wearing the OG’s skin but amplified 1,000x. It’s the next-level version of DOGE that resonates with crypto bros who are all about being the underdog, improving every day, and staying relentless in the pursuit of success.

If that doesn’t spark a fire of determination in your bones, then MAXI – or even SPX – might not be for you.

Sure, the comical image of a muscular Kabosu, hyped up on Red Bull, is still there. But that’s part of staying true to what a meme coin is all about, i.e., detachment from the seriousness of crypto and the reminder that it shouldn’t be taken too seriously.