#BTC连续破新高，你看到多少？
It seems that we have now reached the time when everyone can earn easily; as long as you haven't shorted, you should be making money regardless of the approach. The current sentiment doesn't seem to have peaked yet; it should just be starting to gain momentum. Now is the right time to appropriately amplify your risk appetite to speculate on this market trend, but it's not the buyers who are impressive, it's the sellers who are truly remarkable. Preferences can be amplified, but one must also know when to take profits.
Once the sentiment fully picks up, the total contract positions across the network will continue to hit new highs. Is 89800 the top? Personally, I don't think so; Trump hasn't officially taken office yet, and the positive suspense remains.
Ethereum and altcoins have shown some weakness today; the entire market seems to have transformed into a bull market focused solely on Bitcoin. As long as Bitcoin remains at a high, a catch-up rally is certain, so don't lose confidence in Ethereum.
Now let's talk about MEME; yesterday there was an ACT and a PNUT. This ACT, boosted by news, directly surged 10 times—it's terrifying. The MEME market is this aggressive; I see quite a few friends seem to have hit the jackpot. The market cap of these two MEMEs isn't too large either, and BNB is no longer the buyer of last resort; there should still be room for growth. The small dog 'neiro' has always been the focal point of this round of exchange MEMEs, even resembling PEPE from earlier this year. We can treat it like PEPE; PEPE surged 10 times in a main wave, and then almost doubled again in the second wave, with a market cap of over 5 billion. The current market cap of the small dog is 900 million; isn't it reasonable to expect another doubling? The highlight of this year's bull market remains MEME.
With MEME being so fierce on SOL, the on-chain DEX will definitely rise. RAY, ORCA, and JUP will also continue to rally alongside SOL's rise.
SUI also attracted some attention over the weekend, and the reason is still driven by MEME. For public chains to rise, they need MEME; without the kind of profit effect that yields ten times in a day, who would want to play on your chain? Let's see which chain will produce the next profitable MEME; many performance public chains should have this attribute.
Currently, sector rotation doesn't seem to have occurred yet, as MEME is simply too capital-intensive, so there's not much else to say.
If you want to seize this round of bull market, it's definitely too late to learn and sell on the fly; it's best if someone can guide you quickly into the market.
I am David, welcome to communicate!
