2026-01-05 08:27:24

The market is just getting started this year, so there's no need to rush. I believe there will definitely be many coins that will make a big comeback like PePe did in 2023.

Honestly, because I spent the entire last year studying coins like PePe, ORDI, and CETUS, I have a keener sense of the market rhythm than most people this year. As for leverage trading, I’m not really interested in it, unless the market is particularly boring, then I might take a small position just to play around.

But what I value most is the year 2025, when the overall market structure might undergo significant changes. The flow of liquidity will likely show a different reversal logic compared to previous market cycles. To put it simply, we are still at the beginning, and there are many opportunities ahead.

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0xSleepDeprived

· 01-08 04:31

Really, the people who stubbornly held onto those coins last year are now just waiting for opportunities. I'm in the same state. Wait, the liquidity reversal logic? Is another big reshuffle coming this wave? Hold on, hold on, don't rush to go all in. This initial volatility doesn't really count for much. Honestly, if structural changes really occur in 2025, those who position themselves now will be the winners. Leverage and such are indeed unnecessary. About PePe's turnaround, I feel like it will happen again this year, but it depends on who reacts first.

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MemecoinTrader

· 01-07 12:21

ngl the liquidity flow thesis you're hinting at is lowkey the real psyops play here... everyone's still focused on the pump narratives when the structure shift is where alpha actually hides 👀

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LightningWallet

· 01-06 23:47

The market still has a long way to go, don't rush out to buy in, wait and see if there's another meme coin like PePe. Last year, studying those small coins was more comfortable for analysis, but leverage is still a no-go, it's too easy to blow up. The key is to see how the entire ecosystem reshuffles in 2025; the rules of the liquidity game might change, and this is really just the prologue. Honestly, I find it hard to predict exactly where the liquidity will flow. What do you all think? Early opportunistic buys are the real strategy; those entering now are just betting on the story.

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Hash_Bandit

· 01-06 18:18

ngl been watching the difficulty adjustments play out, liquidity's flowing different this cycle fr. feels like we're still in the warmup lap honestly

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WalletsWatcher

· 01-05 08:57

Early-stage cryptocurrencies are indeed more likely to produce dark horses, but whether the rhythm is strong or not mainly depends on luck, haha. Using PePe as an example feels a bit cliché, but on the other hand, there is some truth to it. Regarding liquidity reversal, I’d like to hear specifically how the changes happen.

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GasFeeGazer

· 01-05 08:56

I quite agree. Last year, PEPE really opened people's eyes, and I feel that similar dark horses may appear this year. It all depends on who can copy it to the end.

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DaoTherapy

· 01-05 08:56

Oh no, I missed out on that PePe wave too. Now I'm just filled with regret. Hold on, there will definitely be opportunities to turn things around with coins waiting for us. 2025 really feels different; the liquidity logic has completely changed. I'm a bit excited. The initial stage tests your mentality the most; you can't rush. Leverage is really exhausting mentally; it's more reliable to just hold coins steadily.

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GateUser-addcaaf7

· 01-05 08:40

Waiting for the next PePe to appear. Anyway, rushing now is useless. Sense of rhythm is really crucial.

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ETHmaxi_NoFilter

· 01-05 08:36

Those who rush to go all-in at the start are all rookies; true rhythm is being able to withstand boredom.

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