The cryptocurrency market has been the same old story these days—Bitcoin is oscillating, altcoins are wobbling along, and capital isn't very enthusiastic. However, there are a few details worth noting.
First, let's talk about institutional movements. MSCI decided not to remove crypto treasury-related companies from its indices, which gave a boost to related concepts. More interestingly, Morgan Stanley submitted an application for a SOL trust product, reigniting expectations for the institutionalization of Solana. Meanwhile, the US stock market continues to rise, especially the storage chip sector which is surging strongly. Gold and silver are also approaching their recent highs, with safe-haven and inflation expectations intertwined.
Looking at technical analysis, Ethereum is clearly strengthening, showing signs of capital inflow. The ETH-to-Bitcoin exchange rate is also trending upward, indicating that in the short term, Ethereum is relatively stronger than Bitcoin. This is a signal worth paying attention to.
In terms of hot topics, Meme projects on the BSC chain are experiencing very high volatility, with some rising nearly 3 times from the bottom, reflecting intense capital speculation. The Japanese narrative is also gaining momentum, with an increase in JPY spot trading pairs reinforcing this trend. However, it's important to note that some Japanese Meme projects experienced significant sell-offs after media coverage, serving as a deep lesson—short-term hype can quickly cool down.
Overall, the market is still oscillating, mainly favoring ETH's relative strength and narrative-driven local trends. Meme sector volatility is increasing, so beware of the short-term trap of "media exposure equals a high point."
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TopEscapeArtist
· 01-10 03:52
Same old trick again, ETH looks strong and you want to buy the dip? I thought the same last time, but as soon as the head and shoulders pattern appeared, it directly broke below the stop-loss level.
I missed the Japanese Meme wave, but watching others gain three times from the bottom makes me angry—this clearly indicates that the sentiment indicator is already over the top. Media exposure is a dangerous signal, truly a textbook high point.
The MACD golden cross looks good, but I am a bit pessimistic... Institutions dumping SOL trusts are just trying to harvest the leeks; being near the all-time high is a trap. Better to wait and see if there is a real buying opportunity.
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ChainProspector
· 01-10 03:06
It's the same old story of ETH bouncing back, everyone is talking about Solana institutionalization... But I actually believe that "once the media blows up, it's the top." The last time with the Japanese Meme incident was a real lesson.
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ImpermanentLossFan
· 01-07 04:42
Media exposure = market dump, got caught again this time.
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DaisyUnicorn
· 01-07 04:37
ETH, this little flower, is indeed quietly blooming. I understand the feeling of funds flowing back. It's just that the stories of those Japanese Meme projects remind me of the pitfalls I’ve stepped into—once the media reports, it's actually time to run for your life.
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ProposalManiac
· 01-07 04:37
Media exposure = high point. This mechanism design is really ironic. Can someone explain what's going on?
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LeekCutter
· 01-07 04:36
Media exposure is the peak, why does this hit so hard?
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This wave of ETH rebound always feels like institutions are positioning. Should retail investors follow or not?
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Meme coins tripled in value? I’m thinking this is just the night before the next dump.
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Morgan Stanley submitted an application for SOL, is this trying to make Solana mainstream? Feeling a bit anxious.
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Japanese narratives are heating up, but remember, when it comes to Japanese Meme coins dumping, don’t always be fooled by the narratives.
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Token_Sherpa
· 01-07 04:28
tbh the "media exposure = local top" observation is honestly the most valuable takeaway here. everyone's chasing that narrative bump and then acting shocked when the exits happen. classic ponzinomics disguised as community momentum lol
The cryptocurrency market has been the same old story these days—Bitcoin is oscillating, altcoins are wobbling along, and capital isn't very enthusiastic. However, there are a few details worth noting.
First, let's talk about institutional movements. MSCI decided not to remove crypto treasury-related companies from its indices, which gave a boost to related concepts. More interestingly, Morgan Stanley submitted an application for a SOL trust product, reigniting expectations for the institutionalization of Solana. Meanwhile, the US stock market continues to rise, especially the storage chip sector which is surging strongly. Gold and silver are also approaching their recent highs, with safe-haven and inflation expectations intertwined.
Looking at technical analysis, Ethereum is clearly strengthening, showing signs of capital inflow. The ETH-to-Bitcoin exchange rate is also trending upward, indicating that in the short term, Ethereum is relatively stronger than Bitcoin. This is a signal worth paying attention to.
In terms of hot topics, Meme projects on the BSC chain are experiencing very high volatility, with some rising nearly 3 times from the bottom, reflecting intense capital speculation. The Japanese narrative is also gaining momentum, with an increase in JPY spot trading pairs reinforcing this trend. However, it's important to note that some Japanese Meme projects experienced significant sell-offs after media coverage, serving as a deep lesson—short-term hype can quickly cool down.
Overall, the market is still oscillating, mainly favoring ETH's relative strength and narrative-driven local trends. Meme sector volatility is increasing, so beware of the short-term trap of "media exposure equals a high point."