#美联储降息 Observing this wave cycle, every time Bitcoin reaches a top phase, there's almost always a frenzy in the MEME sector behind it. But conversely, without the sustained momentum of Bitcoin, the MEME market simply can't survive.
The logic is quite clear: $BTC sustained upward movement → MEME traffic floods in → Bitcoin's rally pauses → MEME hype cools down.
Looking at the major market movements this year, it's easy to see. The AI concept craze in January, the crazy BONK surge in June, and the rotational shifts in the BSC ecosystem in October—all follow this rhythm. Interestingly, the intervals between these three liquidity waves are roughly 3 to 4 months on average.
Now that $BTC is in a downturn, I actually see this as a good opportunity. It's precisely during this quiet period that a new round of market activity could come after February. Several months of oscillation and consolidation? I'm used to it. As long as you don't bet according to bull-bear thinking, life can be quite comfortable—finish a wave of market movement and rest, wait for the next rhythm to start again, which is far better than watching hourly K-lines every day. $ETH $SOL follows a similar logic.
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DegenWhisperer
· 20h ago
I’ve got this rhythm down, MEME is just BTC’s sidekick, and the first move still depends on Bitcoin.
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ShibaOnTheRun
· 20h ago
Listen up, this rhythm analysis is pretty good, but is MEME really just a backdrop for BTC? I think things aren't that simple now; smaller coins are also bleeding themselves.
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screenshot_gains
· 21h ago
This logic is indeed clear, but is it always this precise...? I feel like the MEME crew just doesn't play by the usual rules.
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ChainDetective
· 21h ago
Well, this 3-4 month cycle has definitely revealed some insights, but it feels like this year's rhythm has been disrupted.
Honestly, how long MEME can survive still depends on the owner's mood; once BTC stalls, it's game over.
Will February explode? Who knows, I'm just continuing to lie low and wait for opportunities.
#美联储降息 Observing this wave cycle, every time Bitcoin reaches a top phase, there's almost always a frenzy in the MEME sector behind it. But conversely, without the sustained momentum of Bitcoin, the MEME market simply can't survive.
The logic is quite clear: $BTC sustained upward movement → MEME traffic floods in → Bitcoin's rally pauses → MEME hype cools down.
Looking at the major market movements this year, it's easy to see. The AI concept craze in January, the crazy BONK surge in June, and the rotational shifts in the BSC ecosystem in October—all follow this rhythm. Interestingly, the intervals between these three liquidity waves are roughly 3 to 4 months on average.
Now that $BTC is in a downturn, I actually see this as a good opportunity. It's precisely during this quiet period that a new round of market activity could come after February. Several months of oscillation and consolidation? I'm used to it. As long as you don't bet according to bull-bear thinking, life can be quite comfortable—finish a wave of market movement and rest, wait for the next rhythm to start again, which is far better than watching hourly K-lines every day. $ETH $SOL follows a similar logic.