This trend of this bull market must be paid attention to~

In this round of Meme craze, maybe some of your friends are issuing coins and opening the market. Everyone is issuing coins, and it has entered the stage of universal coin issuance, which is known as the bull market where no one takes over.

There is a trend that needs more attention, that is, celebrity coin issuance. Some time ago, the coin issued by Kardashian's transgender stepfather once again made the market see the huge potential money-making effect of celebrity coin issuance. In fact, many American celebrities have issued coins recently, and we have seen two rappers and three artists.

It is said that the project parties are looking for some American celebrities to cooperate in coin issuance recently. A foreseeable trend is that American celebrities issuing coins may form a key narrative this year.

In fact, entertainment stars and sports stars have always been very close to cryptocurrencies. In the last bull market, celebrities were playing with NFTs. For example, NBA top star Curry directly bought the NFT of Bored Ape, and directly hyped up a monkey's head to 3 million US dollars. A small picture is more expensive than a villa in Beijing; celebrities in Hong Kong and Taiwan are also very fond of playing with NFTs. Jay Chou, who is most familiar to everyone, has released Jay Chou Bear, and Stephen Chow also released Nobody a few months ago.

However, NFT is obviously out of date and no one plays it, and the celebrity narrative of this bull market is likely to shift to the coin issuance wave.

I think there are three reasons that may contribute to this:

The first is that since the China Securities Regulatory Commission passed the Bitcoin ETF this year, cryptocurrency has gradually become legal in the United States. In the past, celebrities might be afraid to issue coins because of concerns about tax and other legal or compliance issues, but now there is no such trouble.

The second is that one-click coin issuance platforms such as Saga and Pump have greatly reduced the technical threshold for coin issuance, allowing celebrity teams that do not understand blockchain to issue coins themselves.

The third is that cryptocurrency is now very popular in the United States. Trump mentioned in his speech a while ago that 40 million Americans hold cryptocurrency. Several different statistics all mention that more than 30% of adults in the United States hold cryptocurrency. These data are all beyond my original expectations.

So again, we must pay attention to this trend.

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