2025-12-25 07:51:52

#比特币与黄金战争 The end-of-year market is finally starting to move. The deflationary burn logic of $BANANA is burning money and can ignite sentiment; the cross-chain upgrade plan of $BIFI doesn't seem like empty talk, it’s actually stacking functional iterations; the ETF expectations for $ZEC are also attracting the attention of institutions.

But have you ever thought that the real potential might be elsewhere—the projects that gather the Musk concept, Ethereum ecosystem stories, and are supported by a strong community are often the dark horses. When these three dimensions stack up, both sentiment and fundamentals can be sustained.

Are the current valuations of mainstream tokens like $ETH, $BNB, and $SOL still have more room for imagination? What do you all think? Let’s discuss in our live stream.

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TopBuyerForever

· 2h ago

The logic of "burning money" has been heard too many times. Can BANANA really continue, or is it just another round of cutting leeks? It's hard to say about BIFI cross-chain. Verbal promises are worlds apart from actually launching. The current prices of the three mainstream ones... forget it, I've already bought in at the top. It's a bit ironic to talk about potential now. The "dark horse" logic sounds good, but playing with concepts like Musk is not easy. One tweet can turn everything upside down. Live streaming room? I'll just watch from the sidelines; I've already been beaten down enough by this round of the market. Can ETH really still rise at this price? If you believe that, you're kidding yourself. It sounds so good, but why has no one ever made a profit?

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BlockchainRetirementHome

· 2h ago

Burning money can ignite something, but it still depends on the resilience of the community. The "dark horse" theory is a bit all over the place, haha. Does $SOL's price really have a story to tell? I feel like it's already been overextended. Can $BANANA's deflationary model cause a rise? This logic feels so familiar... Is there much room for imagination with mainstream chips? It depends on how macro moves. Stacking three dimensions sounds impressive, but are there projects like that in reality? $BNB is so stable it's almost unbelievable, which really shows a lack of heat. Elon Musk's concept has been overplayed for a long time; how many more times can it be hyped? $ETH's ecosystem story has been told for so long, when will it finally be over? Community resilience definitely determines success or failure, I agree on that.

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AirdropCollector

· 2h ago

I'm tired of the money-burning logic; the real dark horse hasn't appeared yet. Wait, the three-dimensional stacking theory sounds good, but which project is really fully covered now? ETH's pricing space? That's a joke, it's been drained long ago. Community strength is the real key; everything else is just clouds. BANANA's deflation wave is interesting, but how long it can last is uncertain. This round of market feels like it's still about storytelling, very few projects have actual implementation. Dark horses usually don't announce it so openly; if it's already being discussed in live streams, it's too late.

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GasWrangler

· 2h ago

nah not buying the musk narrative angle tbh... if you actually analyze the mempool data, these "three-dimensional" thesis setups are demonstrably inefficient at predicting volatility spikes. technically speaking, the real alpha is in tracking base layer optimization cycles, not sentiment stacking

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StakeOrRegret

· 2h ago

Does the logic of burning money ignite emotions? I think it's more about betting on popularity; the real support for the market still depends on fundamentals. Elon Musk concept + Ethereum + hardcore community fans—these three layers stacking up? Sounds good, but I think it's more of a gimmick; a dark horse still depends on execution. Mainstream projects like ETH and SOL? The difficulty of exponential growth has already arrived. Smaller coins tend to have even larger volatility. What do you all think? Having all three is indeed tempting, but multi-project collections often collapse first. Retail investors are all watching. How long can ETF expectations hold up? Institutional involvement doesn't necessarily mean long-term benefits; it depends on whether the fundamentals can keep up. Cross-chain upgrades have been heard too many times. Will BIFI this time be another PPT upgrade?

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