● Memecoins will outperform the market, even without technology.
Most people don't care about technology.
But only a few will get life-changing profit from memes, as not many coins will make it to the top 100 by market cap.
● Complicated tech won't be trendy this time
The simpler the project, the more popular it can become.
✓ Staking is essentially like receiving free tokens plus passive income
✓ Simple ideas like AI and DePIN are more appealing than complex ZKtech super modular abstraction systems
● Most people will lose when it's time to sell
Greed will make them believe in continued growth and hold onto assets when they should be selling.
● A full-fledged altcoin season may never happen
While some altcoins may pump 10-100 times, a massive rise in all altcoins is unlikely.
● $SOL can beat $ETH
It's easy to use, accessible, and great for AI and DePIN projects or memes, making it more appealing than complex and slow L1/L2.
● $BTC won't reach $200,000 this cycle
Economic and geopolitical instability stops people from investing their extra money in crypto.
● Simple RWA projects will get more attention than complex mechanics.
Clear concepts with straightforward technology will attract more funding than bulky projects with lots of infrastructure.
That's why the US Treasuries and Private Credit sector is gaining more attention.
● For most L1 and L2 blockchains, this cycle will be the last one
Interest in development will drop, funding will decrease, and prices will hit zero.
Remember $BLAST...
● No memecoin will survive the next bear market
Hoping to hold until a million will lead to disappointment, as most memes will become worthless.
● Don't count on generous airdrops to change your life
The era of big giveaways is over. Think of airdrops as a nice bonus while waiting for the market to peak.
● Wise investors might make more mistakes than beginners
Experience can backfire when the market changes. Old strategies don't work in this cycle anymore.
● Decentralization won't last
Big players will keep the real control. The market is controlled, and you're only given the illusion of freedom.
Just a few years ago, decentralization remained the main focus for crypto projects, now most are willing to cooperate with the SEC.
● Tokens tied to ecosystems are no longer a safe bet
Even the most stable projects can suddenly collapse when major investors pull out.
● Developer burnout
Many developers have to work on projects they aren't passionate about just to make money.
Meanwhile, failed projects and declining user interest are causing talented people to leave.
● The days of quick profits are over.
The market is changing, and now making money takes time.
This might be the last chance for instant billionaires.
● Crypto is not a tool for people, but for AI.
AI can't access traditional finance but can use decentralized systems, which worries those against neural networks.
● Price doesn't always show value
This time, prices for trendy projects will be artificially high, despite their questionable real worth.
● Technical analysis is useless
Most trades are done by bots, making human market analysis ineffective. Many people, trying to catch the perfect moment, only end up increasing their losses.
● Will halving save everyone?
It's doubtful. The impact of halving is overrated—most bulls just use it to manipulate and sell their assets in the market.
● The DeFi era is probably coming to its end
Regulators won't leave high-yield projects unchecked, meaning many will have to go underground or shut down.
