Spent the last 5 hours tracking emerging tokens on-chain. The data's pretty telling: roughly 20 projects reached their bonding curves, with around 10 sitting comfortably in that 20k-80k mcap sweet spot. One outlier pushed past 100k—clocking in at 180k precisely.
Here's what's interesting: if you're still grinding early-stage pairs, you might be leaving money on the table. The real capital flow isn't just at launch anymore. Mid-cap territory—anything 100k mcap and beyond—is where the liquidity actually moves. These aren't the sexy moonshot stories, but the volume and actual conviction buying? That's happening here. Shift your scope accordingly.
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SatoshiChallenger
· 01-14 07:03
Ha, here we go again. Just 5 hours of data is enough to conclude that "mid-cap is the new opportunity." Ironically, those who said this in the last cycle also had a pretty high liquidation rate.
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20 projects bonding curve, 10 stuck at the sweet spot... Objectively speaking, this set of data itself shows how saturated the market has become.
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Not to brag, but anyone who experienced the last bear market knows that the phrase "liquidity is in mid-cap" sounds the most comfortable when it's actually the most dangerous.
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Wait, 180k market cap is considered an outlier? I don't need to say what that implies.
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So you mean we should go from dreaming to reality? Alright, then let's see whose "reality" can survive the next quarter.
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Interesting, another "hidden gold mine" discovered right under everyone's nose [cold laugh].
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Data shows a hammer, but from another perspective, it could also be a prelude to liquidity exhaustion.
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Switching to mid-cap sounds stable, but the result is often just self-consolation for going from an 80% loss to a 60% loss.
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BlockDetective
· 01-14 02:40
It's a midlife crisis, still struggling in the early-stage coins, really losing out.
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fren_with_benefits
· 01-12 23:01
The real meat is in the middle section; the early methods are outdated.
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TokenToaster
· 01-12 23:00
Damn, mid-cap is the real deal, all that early-stage fluff was just a waste of effort.
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GasFeeCrier
· 01-12 22:49
Haha, early miners are probably going to be eating dirt.
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ser_aped.eth
· 01-12 22:38
I've already said it, the strategy of bottom-fishing small coins is outdated; mid-market is where the real gains are.
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TheMemefather
· 01-12 22:32
I've already said it, anyone still chasing a 0.1mcap is gambling with a gambler's mentality. Real money is all moving in the mid-cap.
Spent the last 5 hours tracking emerging tokens on-chain. The data's pretty telling: roughly 20 projects reached their bonding curves, with around 10 sitting comfortably in that 20k-80k mcap sweet spot. One outlier pushed past 100k—clocking in at 180k precisely.
Here's what's interesting: if you're still grinding early-stage pairs, you might be leaving money on the table. The real capital flow isn't just at launch anymore. Mid-cap territory—anything 100k mcap and beyond—is where the liquidity actually moves. These aren't the sexy moonshot stories, but the volume and actual conviction buying? That's happening here. Shift your scope accordingly.