Recently, driven by some Chinese meme projects, the BSC chain has gained another wave of attention. Many people are asking whether this round can recreate the previous artificial bull market. To be honest, I remain skeptical.
From exchanges' business logic, creating hot spots and generating topics is inevitable. Even if these memes seem meaningless to me, their purpose is straightforward—activate the market and the transaction fees will naturally follow. I can understand that.
But as retail investors, we need to be clear. I don't oppose people participating in meme speculation—low entry barriers, short timeframes, it can be treated as entertainment. The problem is, if you really want to make big money from it? I'll be frank: the probability is very small. Memes are ultra-high-risk, high-reward assets, with extremely low percentages of people making profits. The key point is—those who do make money can't deploy large capital anyway. So from an investment perspective, remember never to pour heavy funds into it.
Looking at current market conditions, the overall market performance is mediocre, but one decent signal is that altcoins have shown some strength recently, which is a rare bright spot. Whether it can drive an overall reversal, we'll have to continue watching. This market is indeed a bit boring, but it's also the norm in crypto, so just get used to it.
What can you do when you have free time? If you've done deep research on on-chain ecosystems, you can participate in on-chain interaction mining. If your research isn't thorough enough, why not use this consolidation period to strengthen your foundational knowledge and learn the ins and outs of crypto. Or focus on deepening expertise in your strong areas, think about how to develop off-chain cash flows—this way you won't waste this period of time.
Recently, driven by some Chinese meme projects, the BSC chain has gained another wave of attention. Many people are asking whether this round can recreate the previous artificial bull market. To be honest, I remain skeptical.
From exchanges' business logic, creating hot spots and generating topics is inevitable. Even if these memes seem meaningless to me, their purpose is straightforward—activate the market and the transaction fees will naturally follow. I can understand that.
But as retail investors, we need to be clear. I don't oppose people participating in meme speculation—low entry barriers, short timeframes, it can be treated as entertainment. The problem is, if you really want to make big money from it? I'll be frank: the probability is very small. Memes are ultra-high-risk, high-reward assets, with extremely low percentages of people making profits. The key point is—those who do make money can't deploy large capital anyway. So from an investment perspective, remember never to pour heavy funds into it.
Looking at current market conditions, the overall market performance is mediocre, but one decent signal is that altcoins have shown some strength recently, which is a rare bright spot. Whether it can drive an overall reversal, we'll have to continue watching. This market is indeed a bit boring, but it's also the norm in crypto, so just get used to it.
What can you do when you have free time? If you've done deep research on on-chain ecosystems, you can participate in on-chain interaction mining. If your research isn't thorough enough, why not use this consolidation period to strengthen your foundational knowledge and learn the ins and outs of crypto. Or focus on deepening expertise in your strong areas, think about how to develop off-chain cash flows—this way you won't waste this period of time.