2026-01-15 09:22:11

Recently, interesting phenomena have emerged in the search popularity rankings on platform X. From early December last year to mid-January this year, the top ten Cashtags( asset tags) that users are most concerned about include a mix of crypto assets and traditional stocks.

Specifically, Bitcoin mining company IREN, Tesla, satellite communication company AST SpaceMobile, BTC, Ondas Holdings, XRP, GameStop, and others have taken turns dominating the trending searches. This ranking combination is quite interesting — it features pure cryptocurrency representatives( BTC, XRP), as well as traditional enterprises and tech companies.

What can be inferred from this? On one hand, it shows that BTC and XRP, as leading crypto assets, still have strong appeal, with retail investors and institutions closely monitoring their movements. On the other hand, high-profile stocks like Tesla and GameStop appearing alongside crypto assets in trending searches reflect an increasing investor interest in cross-asset allocation. Behind this phenomenon is the expansion of market participants' investment horizons — no longer confined to a single track, but seeking opportunities across a broader asset pool.

BTC-2,07%

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SnapshotStriker

· 01-18 06:35

Wait, Game Station is still trending? It seems retail investors really haven't been idle.

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GateUser-c799715c

· 01-18 05:47

Alright, this means everyone is starting to wake up; the crypto circle is no longer just self-indulgent. GeMini is still trading stocks, but we've already started using a combination of strategies. The fact that BTC and XRP are trending simultaneously indicates that the mainstream market is really approaching. It feels like crypto enthusiasts will win in 2025. This wave of cross-asset allocation is the institutions quietly laying out their plans.

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GasGuru

· 01-15 09:45

Alright, now everyone is finally not just focusing on BTC and XRP, but starting to diversify their portfolios? It feels like retail investors have suddenly woken up.

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ProposalDetective

· 01-15 09:44

Hmm, seeing GME and Tesla trending on hot searches, retail investors are really becoming more restless. BTC is never outdated, but it’s interesting that it’s making the list alongside stocks this time. XRP is active again? Why are so many people still paying attention to this coin? Cross-asset allocation sounds sophisticated, but it’s probably just messing around without making money haha. IREN mining companies also made it into the top ten? Miners are really making crazy profits in this round of the market. So people still betting solely on BTC are a bit OUT now. GameStop and satellite communication mixed together, the trending algorithm on X is indeed a bit outrageous. Retail investors are starting to think in terms of portfolio, which is a real sign of maturity. It seems the boundaries between traditional finance and crypto are becoming increasingly blurred. This is a big move, and the presence of institutions feels a bit heavy.

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ThesisInvestor

· 01-15 09:42

Hot search rankings, to put it simply, are just funds moving around chaotically. BTC and XRP are still the main players, but the popularity is so dispersed... which actually says a lot. GameStop and Tesla are mixed together, it feels like retail investors are increasingly playing outside the rules. Cross-asset allocation sounds fancy, but in reality, it’s just all-in no longer working, so you need to diversify your bets. Real institutions have been doing this for a long time; retail investors are only catching on now, which is a bit late.

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GasOptimizer

· 01-15 09:40

I’ve looked into this trending search ranking data, and the fact that IREN and GME are mixed with BTC indeed reflects funds moving chaotically. But it depends on trading volume and holding periods; otherwise, it’s just noise.

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MysteryBoxBuster

· 01-15 09:37

BTC and XRP are still top-tier, but lately the trending searches have been a complete mess. Here's a direct one this time: Is GME joking around in the mix? Are stock traders now getting involved in the crypto world?

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