Can Fractal Bitcoin continue to be popular?

Judging from the current mining data, it is indeed FOMO at the moment, and the GAS on the chain is not low (mainly because of playing CAT). FB's current computing power is close to 300EH/s, which is close to half of the Bitcoin main network. In addition, a large number of projects are now trying to issue coins on FB, many of which require the consumption of $FB, such as various inscription disks. If $FB is in short supply in the short term, it will lead to higher prices, higher miners' income, and continued growth in computing power. People who hold tokens are looking forward to new highs and are reluctant to sell. Does it look familiar? A typical left foot stepping on the right foot and spiraling up. Project parties with large market capitalization and low circulation, who are good at assembling games, basically use this routine. As long as there is money to be made, who cares if it is a shitfork? Whether it can continue to be popular and how long it can be popular depends on several points in my opinion:

1. The ability of the @unisat_wallet project party to continue to make games, how to add fuel to the small fire that has already started, so that foreigners can also participate instead of just Chinese people enjoying themselves.

2. Whether the projects posted on FB are inscriptions, memes, or NFTs (such as the big goose), can they bring about obvious money-making effects and attract more retail investors to spend money? 3. Miners have already started fomo, but can fomo continue to prevent them from turning the large amount of chips they have mined into stable selling pressure?

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