2026-01-03 10:50:24

Let's talk about some recent hot topics in the crypto world. $BTC still maintains its dominance, but the recent fluctuations haven't been small. $ETH and $BNB are even more interesting — one is the leader in smart contract chains, and the other carries the prosperity of its ecosystem. Each of the three has its own highlights. Especially with the MEME sector stirring up again recently, the stories of those traffic coins always attract a wave of new retail investors to enter. Based on market observations, in the short term, we still need to watch the direction of mainstream coins. When they rally, altcoins and MEME tokens will have opportunities. Which direction have you been paying attention to lately?

BTC-1,17%

ETH0,91%

BNB0,39%

MEME-3,27%

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GhostAddressMiner

· 01-06 05:04

Hey, BTC is so volatile... Have you noticed the recent unusual movements of those whale addresses? I tracked a few old addresses starting with 0x, and the fund transfer trajectories are a bit suspicious. MEME sector attracts retail investors? Basically, it's just a false prosperity before the funds move down. Early holders are quietly transferring their holdings, but you can't see it. Mainstream coins have a chance to rally... Haha, unless there's an internal signal, who dares to determine the short-term direction? The on-chain footprints have long been scripted. The real story is the fund flow behind ETH and BNB; MEME is just a smokescreen. Want to make money? First, learn to see when dormant wallets wake up. Short-term focus? I only watch suspicious fund flows—that's the true market story.

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CryingOldWallet

· 01-06 02:47

It's the same old story again. Mainstream coins pump, and altcoins follow suit. After all this time, it's still the same old routine.

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alpha_leaker

· 01-05 10:46

Mainstream coins being pumped is the real deal, MEME is just a money grabber, newcomers shouldn't be attracted in.

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ShitcoinArbitrageur

· 01-05 08:33

Ha, they're starting to harvest again. I bet five dollars that someone will be completely wiped out next week.

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GateUser-afe07a92

· 01-03 11:19

To be honest, MEME's recent move was really aggressive, and another group of newcomers is about to get trapped.

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OnlyOnMainnet

· 01-03 11:19

Mainstream coins being pumped is the key; the old tricks of MEME are still being played.

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PerpetualLonger

· 01-03 11:15

I am already fully invested in BTC. This time, either I break even or I lie flat together—there's no third option😭Adding to the position is the only solution.

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OffchainWinner

· 01-03 11:10

It's the same old story again, mainstream coins need to be pumped for the altcoins to have a chance. But to be honest, this wave of BTC volatility is really uncomfortable, and the key is whether it can break through the previous high.

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LiquidatedDreams

· 01-03 11:06

Honestly, BTC's fluctuations are a bit annoying, still waiting for it to decide the direction. The MEME sector is just ridiculous, every time someone gets wiped out, it’s painful to watch. Mainstream coins rise, only then do altcoins have a chance; this rule really has a sharp tongue but a soft heart. ETH is getting a bit dull now, when will there be another market wave?

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