Bitcoin's fundamentals are solid, and this judgment actually directly impacts the entire market's chain reaction. Think about it, if Bitcoin has no issues, then Ethereum, as a representative of mainstream public chains, naturally has a healthy ecosystem. Following this logic further, the development prospects of the BNB ecosystem are also solid. When these mainstream public chains are confirmed to be secure, the application ecosystems built on them—including those Meme coins whose popularity continues to rise—also have a more secure foundation. This transmission of confidence often stimulates market participants' enthusiasm, especially when macro expectations turn positive, and the market tends to enter a relatively active cycle. For traders who pay attention to market rhythm, this confidence chain is worth careful observation.
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OnchainArchaeologist
· 5h ago
Hmm... this logic is a bit far-fetched. Whether Meme coins are stable or not all depends on the market maker’s mood, and has little to do with BTC fundamentals.
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zkProofGremlin
· 23h ago
BTC stabilizes, and the entire market stabilizes as well. The logic is sound; I'm just worried that policies might disrupt again.
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DataPickledFish
· 12-30 14:50
If Bitcoin is stable, everything else will be stable too. I can't help but feel that this logic is a bit too smooth. Is reality really that ideal?
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TheShibaWhisperer
· 12-30 14:47
Oh dear, you're starting to talk about the confidence chain again... It sounds nice, but the ones truly daring to All-in Meme coins are not those people, haha
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AirdropATM
· 12-30 14:38
Hmm... That makes sense, but with meme coins, you really have to be careful. No matter how solid the foundation is, it can't withstand a sudden gust of wind.
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BlockTalk
· 12-30 14:29
Damn it, speaking nicely, isn't it just the mood to gamble on BTC? When one coin rises, they all rise; when one coin falls, they all tumble.
Can Bitcoin's stability really guarantee stability? I'm watching, waiting to be proven wrong.
Here we go again with Meme coins, who will take the last hit this time?
This logical chain sounds slick, but in practice, it's useless.
Everyone's waiting for macro expectations to shift, but who knows when that will happen?
Confidence is such that one bad news event can cause it to collapse; what's the point of even watching?
BTC's stability ≠ all the other coins are fine; you're overthinking it, buddy.
You're not wrong, but the reality is retail investors still get cut.
They only say it's stable when it's hot, and shut up when it drops—that routine is played out.
Bitcoin's fundamentals are solid, and this judgment actually directly impacts the entire market's chain reaction. Think about it, if Bitcoin has no issues, then Ethereum, as a representative of mainstream public chains, naturally has a healthy ecosystem. Following this logic further, the development prospects of the BNB ecosystem are also solid. When these mainstream public chains are confirmed to be secure, the application ecosystems built on them—including those Meme coins whose popularity continues to rise—also have a more secure foundation. This transmission of confidence often stimulates market participants' enthusiasm, especially when macro expectations turn positive, and the market tends to enter a relatively active cycle. For traders who pay attention to market rhythm, this confidence chain is worth careful observation.