Recently, the popularity of Bitcoin has indeed been rising. However, there is an interesting phenomenon — this weekend, liquidity was already limited, but all trading volume was instead attracted by Chinese meme tokens on the BSC chain. With the market opening on Monday, this timing shifts the market focus from memes back to Bitcoin, and the pacing is quite deliberate.
From a trading perspective, weekends are traditionally market holidays, so liquidity in the crypto market naturally shrinks. Meanwhile, Chinese meme projects in the BSC ecosystem have been especially lucrative recently, diverting funds that would otherwise flow into Bitcoin. When the workweek begins, the market focus usually shifts back to mainstream coins. This timing choice conveniently redirects investors' attention to BTC.
This reflects a change in market sentiment — from short-term meme hype back to a focus on mainstream assets like Bitcoin. It will be interesting to observe the subsequent flow of liquidity.
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GasWaster
· 6h ago
Memecoin activity over the weekend was really aggressive, with funds being heavily dispersed.
Here we go again, pushing BTC right at the market open on Monday, full of rhythm.
Those Chinese projects on BSC are just here to harvest, they can't escape.
Mainstream coins will always be mainstream, meme coins are ultimately just memes. Recognizing this helps avoid losses.
Weekend liquidity was already low, and being diverted by memes is just too outrageous.
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TokenomicsDetective
· 01-11 10:56
Weekend meme bloodsucking, Monday BTC absorption, this rhythm is arranged too "coincidentally"
It's just a game of capital rotation
Here we go again, next week it will be someone else's turn again
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GasFeeCryBaby
· 01-11 10:53
It's the same old rhythm, weekend chopping of leeks, Monday pulling mainstream, the套路深啊
Meme coins are really the absolute,吸走 all the money that should have flowed into BTC, I just want to see who's操盘 behind the scenes
Liquidity is already sluggish over the weekend, yet they still use meme coins to吸血, this chess game is played well
Basically, it's资金割、转移、重新配置, it looks like someone is调度
This rhythm is designed so meticulously, if you hadn't pointed it out, I almost believed in the market's natural规律 this explanation
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GasSavingMaster
· 01-11 10:48
It's the same old trick again, meme bloodsucking, BTC taking over, just a cycle.
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SandwichTrader
· 01-11 10:39
Weekend meme frenzy is sucking in blood, and now they want to take it back. This tactic is really clever.
Recently, the popularity of Bitcoin has indeed been rising. However, there is an interesting phenomenon — this weekend, liquidity was already limited, but all trading volume was instead attracted by Chinese meme tokens on the BSC chain. With the market opening on Monday, this timing shifts the market focus from memes back to Bitcoin, and the pacing is quite deliberate.
From a trading perspective, weekends are traditionally market holidays, so liquidity in the crypto market naturally shrinks. Meanwhile, Chinese meme projects in the BSC ecosystem have been especially lucrative recently, diverting funds that would otherwise flow into Bitcoin. When the workweek begins, the market focus usually shifts back to mainstream coins. This timing choice conveniently redirects investors' attention to BTC.
This reflects a change in market sentiment — from short-term meme hype back to a focus on mainstream assets like Bitcoin. It will be interesting to observe the subsequent flow of liquidity.