#BRC20 begins to revive.#Unisatoccupies all aspects of technology + user base + interest rate cut cycle this time. I believe that we will soon use the fractal network that is consistent with the Bitcoin address and can be decentralized and cross-asset at any time. Since it has been confirmed that Unisat will activate a large amount of capital inflows in#BTCand solve the liquidity problem of #BRC20, let's sort out which ones to invest in today.
1. $SATS has been listed on Binance and other major exchanges. If you have large funds and want to be stable, you can invest. There is a gas expectation for swap. The current market value is 540 million US dollars.
2. $PIZZA Unisat officially airdropped 200,000 addresses based on the interactive addresses, covering all active Bitcoin users. After more than a month of shocks, 100,000 addresses have been washed. There is no locked-in plate above, and there are expectations from major exchanges and unisat. But I found that there were not many retail investors cheering for the rise of $pizza this time, indicating that most retail investors have been out and the chips have been concentrated. The current market value is 100 million US dollars. If you are a medium-sized fund betting on the unisat concept with high multiples, you can invest.
3. $RATS was once the most famous community. Currently, the community has been basically cleaned out, but a large amount of funds are still entering at the bottom. The community has been cleaned out, but the liquidity is still there, which means that it is not like other inscription communities that have lost liquidity and lost liquidity. It once occupied the Binance contract trading list, which was expected.
Why did I only mention 3? Because a big $Sats is enough. The remaining $Pizza $RATS also have different expectations and concepts, and have sufficient liquidity. The inscriptions I didn't mention don't mean that they won't rise in this wave of inscription revival. They will rise when the wind comes. Small funds can find other potential inscriptions on their own.
