2026-01-07 15:21:40

Seeing Chinese coins listed on a major exchange for spot trading initially saw a good increase, but there has been a correction in the past couple of days. In the short term, the correction space should be limited, after all, as one of the first Chinese coins to go live with spot trading, the attention is there.

What’s truly worth looking forward to is a longer time horizon. Many believe that 2026 could be a breakout period for Chinese coins, and they might even become a key track supported by a major exchange. From the perspective of market rotation, various specialized coins taking turns becoming the focus has become the norm. The group effect of Chinese coins is gradually emerging, and it might soon be their main stage.

A new blockchain cycle is indeed unfolding. Various funds in the market are searching for the next growth point, and the Chinese coin niche is accumulating energy both in terms of topic relevance and community enthusiasm. If this trend really takes off, a large number of investors are likely to follow. In short, it’s still just the beginning; the real stage might still be ahead.

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AirdropJunkie

· 01-10 07:23

A pullback is an opportunity to get in, don't be afraid. 2026 is too far ahead; we need to see if any hot topics emerge this year. People who are entering now are just betting that someone will buy the dip later, it's that simple. Whether Chinese coins are popular or not depends on whether big funds are really throwing money in. Topic popularity ≠ actual demand, need to distinguish clearly. Anyway, I got in early and am waiting to see what happens next. Group effect? It's just another round of a leek-cutting scheme.

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ChainDetective

· 01-10 02:03

Hmm... a pullback is indeed quite normal; it depends on whether it can stabilize the support level later on. 2026? That'll have to wait two years, it's too far away. It's still a bit early to get in now. If Chinese coins really take off this time, it will depend on community popularity; otherwise, once the hype cools down, it will be over. Currently, those who buy are betting on whether there will be large funds stepping in later on.

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BearWhisperGod

· 01-07 15:50

Hey, that's not right. We're still in the accumulation phase now; 2026 is the real highlight.

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DegenTherapist

· 01-07 15:48

Everyone's talking about 2026. I just want to know who dares to put real money down now? Sounds nice, but isn't it just gambler's mentality?

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AllInAlice

· 01-07 15:45

Is it too early to get on now? I still feel like we're in the accumulation phase.

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MetaNomad

· 01-07 15:45

Hmm... Will it only explode in 2026? How long do I have to wait? I really can't wait anymore, haha.

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TxFailed

· 01-07 15:27

ngl, "attention span determines floor" is technically speaking the most cope statement i've heard all cycle. seen this exact narrative play out before—spoiler alert, it doesn't.

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CryptoWageSlave

· 01-07 15:27

Bro, 2026 is still too far away. Let's see if we can survive this round of correction first. Sounds nice, but that's all about the next cycle. What about those holding coins now? Herd mentality? I only see a bunch of newbies comforting each other. If you ask me, the initial launch was just the prelude to harvesting the newbies. History always repeats itself. That's what they say, but by the time it really takes off, we've already sold out. We're always a step behind. I've heard this logic too many times. Every time they say it's just the beginning, but in the end, the show never starts.

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