2026-01-09 03:34:12

The market has recently shown a bifurcated pattern. BTC and ETH experienced slight adjustments, while altcoins generally came under pressure, with insufficient rebound enthusiasm. Amidst the volatility of the US stock market, crude oil prices surged significantly, reflecting complex market sentiment.

Several noteworthy directions include: the public chain representative SOL performed remarkably well, a major institution’s ETF application submission further fueled market enthusiasm, and on-chain MEME popularity is gradually recovering. The Chinese MEME ecosystem continues to ferment, with related tokens seeing significant gains and even making it onto the promotional lists of top exchanges.

The stablecoin sector has shown some highlights. USD1 under WLFI’s project performed well, with a 25% month-over-month increase in December, mainly thanks to the implementation of treasury incentive schemes and financial cooperation with leading exchanges (20% yield), making stablecoins a market focus. However, the privacy coin camp faces headwinds—ZEC experienced a sharp correction amid rumors of internal disagreements within the team, and its short-term outlook remains to be seen.

BTC-0.39%

ETH-0.77%

SOL-2.84%

MEME-1.05%

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LayerZeroJunkie

· 01-09 04:03

SOL has really taken off this time. Once the ETF news came out, everything changed. Altcoins are still the same, with no strength to rebound... Chinese MEME is indeed popular, but the risks are also high. USD 1 with a 20% yield? That's quite attractive. Can stablecoins be played like this too? ZEC team disagreements? We need to keep a close eye on this.

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FloorPriceWatcher

· 01-09 03:58

Altcoins are really struggling, no momentum for a rebound SOL has risen again this wave, ETF news can indeed be traded Is the MEME ecosystem taking off? Gotta keep up with the pace The yield of USD1 is quite tempting, is 20% real? Is ZEC going to cool off? The team disagreements make it uncertain BTC and ETH are both adjusting, just watching the show Stablecoins can now also make moves, the crypto world has really changed Can Chinese MEME reach top exchanges? That’s too surreal US stocks fall, crude oil rises, what’s going on in the market? Have you heard of the WLFI project? Seems a bit new Privacy coins are having a tough time, ZEC’s issues are a bit painful Public chains, SOL is the most eye-catching, but can it hold up? A 20% yield on stablecoins, gotta go for it Pressure on altcoins is normal now, who’s still expecting a rebound? MEME is recovering wildly, gotta be careful of getting chopped again How long can the ETF application news support SOL? USD1 has grown a lot, but are stablecoins really safe?

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HodlTheDoor

· 01-09 03:42

SOL this wave is indeed fierce, but I'm still a bit cautious about the Chinese MEME sector. Did you bottom out at USD1, everyone? A 20% return sounds pretty tempting. Is there insider information about ZEC? I really want to gossip about it. The copycat projects are dead and dull, it feels like this is how it will be this year. The ETF news keeps being speculated about, but what will actually happen when it is implemented? Stablecoins unexpectedly become the main players, who would have thought? Is the MEME ecosystem really taking off? I don't believe it can last this time. Is USD1 for real? Are the institutional collaborations so solid?

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CexIsBad

· 01-09 03:36

SOL this time is really strong, but I still think MEME is the main course. --- 20% yield on USD1? Sounds too good to be true, be careful not to crash someday. --- The ZEC team is fighting, which is expected; privacy coins are already in an awkward position. --- Altcoins are still struggling to hold on, it's really uncomfortable to watch. When will they turn around? --- Will Chinese MEME get listed on exchanges? If this hype collapses, how many people's hard-earned money will be lost? --- ETH's adjustment rhythm is annoying, it feels like there's no more story to tell. --- Stablecoins are starting to compete for yields; the crypto world really wants to compete in everything. --- SOL has risen quite well, but I'm still a bit worried. How long can it last? --- Crude oil prices rise while US stocks fall; this contrast is indeed a bit ridiculous. --- MEME's popularity revival is just so-so; it still feels like a gold mine for the leeks.

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