The recent surge in stablecoin popularity is indeed rising, but the real opportunities often don't come during the most heated moments of market sentiment.



Looking back at previous cycles, those projects that emerged and later truly integrated into the ecosystem all started from quite similar positions. The key is not to chase a certain wave of market hype, but to see if you can catch the subsequent flow of traffic and capital.

So instead of fixating on how hot the market is right now, it's better to consider who will be pushed to the forefront next. Market trends will inevitably fluctuate, but those who choose the right track and timing can pass through multiple cycles. This is not prediction, but a pattern that can be observed from past data.

Finding that position, waiting for the right signals, is a smarter approach.
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NFTregrettervip
· 13h ago
Stablecoins are indeed annoying, but it's easiest to get caught off guard when the market is hot. I think the key is to see who can survive the next cycle, not who has the loudest voice right now.
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SmartContractRebelvip
· 17h ago
That's right, currently those chasing stablecoins are all in a rookie mindset; true hunters are lurking in the shadows, watching for the next opportunity. --- Oh no, here comes another "pattern theory." Those who believe in it are often the ones who suffer the biggest losses. --- After hearing this signal theory so many times, the key is that most people simply can't wait. One FOMO and they lose everything. --- A reliable perspective, but the real difference between making a profit or a loss depends on what exactly you mean by "position" and "signal." --- The older generation has already said this, but the younger generation still chases highs. It's a cyclical human bug.
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MEVSandwichVictimvip
· 17h ago
That's true, but I always feel like I'm the one trying to buy the dip halfway up the mountain.
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BearMarketBuildervip
· 17h ago
That's right, with stablecoins so popular now, we should actually be more cautious. The projects that emerged in the last cycle were all quietly entering the market and silently building ecosystems, definitely not like the current enthusiasm. It's not about who shouts the loudest, but about which track can absorb the capital flow. I'm now more interested in those with low heat but active ecosystems, as I feel that's where the opportunity lies. Patience really pays off.
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MysteryBoxOpenervip
· 17h ago
Currently, chasing stablecoins is just a rookie mentality. The group from the last cycle has already made enough profit. Waiting for real traffic to come is the right time to get on board. Right now, it's just white noise.
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Ramen_Until_Richvip
· 17h ago
Wait, are you saying that everyone buying stablecoins now are just bagholders?
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