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With the rapid development of cryptocurrencies, traditional mainstream currencies such as Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) have become the backbone of the market.
However, in recent years, a more grassroots and social currency has quickly become popular, which is called Meme Coin. At the same time, along with the crazy speculation of these currencies, people have also created a unique cultural phenomenon, called Chongtugou.
1. What is Meme Coin?
Meme coins, as the name suggests, are cryptocurrencies that are inspired by popular online culture and spread rapidly. They usually have no traditional financial or technical support, but are more based on the crazy spread of Internet jokes and social media to attract speculators to buy. Meme coins originated from Internet memes, and their birth background is often a joke or social phenomenon. Here are some classic examples:

FOMO
1. What is FOMO?
FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) is a common psychological phenomenon in the cryptocurrency world. Especially in the crypto market, rapid price fluctuations and occasional skyrocketing prices often trigger FOMO among investors. People worry that they have missed the opportunity to get rich, which leads to impulsive investments and unforeseen losses.
2. Typical manifestations of FOMO in the cryptocurrency world
In the cryptocurrency market, FOMO phenomenon usually manifests itself in the following ways:
Rising behavior: When a certain currency rises rapidly in a short period of time, many people are eager to chase the rise, fearing that they will miss the next wave of huge profits.

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As investors become more familiar with the volatility of the cryptocurrency market, a number of analytical tools are being applied to help understand its complex price behavior.
Among the many analytical tools, **Fractal Theory** has begun to receive more and more attention, and its combination with the Bitcoin market has formed the concept of "Fractal Bitcoin". Today, let's learn about what fractal Bitcoin is and how to apply this theory to predict market trends.

Fractal Bitcoin
What is fractal theory?
Fractal theory was proposed by mathematician Benoit Mandelbrot in the 1970s. The core idea of ​​the theory is that many forms in nature show "self-similarity", that is, no matter at which scale they are observed, the forms show similar patterns. For example, each branch of a tree is like a smaller version of the whole tree. Similarly, financial markets can also show this self-similarity.