#数字资产市场洞察 Recently, the Meme coin market has started to rationally pull back, no longer blindly chasing trends like before - this is actually a good thing, as it can avoid a tragedy of being played for suckers in a wave. I have also suffered quite a bit from following the trend lately, and I've decided to adjust my strategy to look for some long-term targets that truly have fundamental support.
The promising direction is the stablecoin track. Projects based on U as the liquidity pool are indeed worth paying attention to, as this reflects a major trend in the entire market—mainstream exchanges are actively laying out their own stablecoin ecosystems, which is enough to show the importance of this direction.
In contrast, those Meme coins that have already experienced significant price increases may not have much room for further imagination. I think it's time to change our mindset: shift from chasing highs and selling lows to exploring coins that truly have practical application prospects. The demand for stablecoins is real, and the market space is expanding.
What do you think?
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TokenomicsTherapist
· 8h ago
The stablecoin space isn't that sexy, but it's solid... I also didn't sell at the top during the meme coin craze, and thinking back on it still hurts.
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MerkleDreamer
· 8h ago
The stablecoin sector is indeed reliable, and I have also changed my habit of chasing memes.
By the way, which U pool projects should I specifically look at? Looking for recommendations.
Memes should wake up; they should have been more rational by now.
The days of chasing the price are really over; now we have to look at the fundamentals.
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WalletInspector
· 8h ago
The stablecoin sector indeed has potential, but it feels like we still need to pick projects carefully.
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Speaking of which, you only understand after experiencing losses; I’ve been through it as well, haha.
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Meme coins are indeed not as attractive as they used to be; it’s time to wake up.
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I’ve noticed that exchanges are laying out stablecoin ecosystems, which feels like an inevitable trend.
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The shift from chasing the price to finding fundamentals is a bit painful but worthwhile.
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Not all projects in the liquidity pool are reliable; one still needs to research thoroughly before taking action.
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The whole play people for suckers routine can’t be played anymore; the market is being reshuffled.
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The demand for stablecoins is there, but competition is fierce.
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To be honest, it’s not too late to enter the stablecoin space now, right?
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RektHunter
· 8h ago
Having suffered losses from Meme, stablecoins are a bit appealing now.
#数字资产市场洞察 Recently, the Meme coin market has started to rationally pull back, no longer blindly chasing trends like before - this is actually a good thing, as it can avoid a tragedy of being played for suckers in a wave. I have also suffered quite a bit from following the trend lately, and I've decided to adjust my strategy to look for some long-term targets that truly have fundamental support.
The promising direction is the stablecoin track. Projects based on U as the liquidity pool are indeed worth paying attention to, as this reflects a major trend in the entire market—mainstream exchanges are actively laying out their own stablecoin ecosystems, which is enough to show the importance of this direction.
In contrast, those Meme coins that have already experienced significant price increases may not have much room for further imagination. I think it's time to change our mindset: shift from chasing highs and selling lows to exploring coins that truly have practical application prospects. The demand for stablecoins is real, and the market space is expanding.
What do you think?