Lying down can't bring peace, and struggling can't make a breakthrough. Tossing and turning only tires oneself out. It's still necessary to keep looking for a way out, searching for that thing that can change the situation.
The hype around this round of MEME is feeling like it's about to reach its limit. Based on the performance since the end of the year, it has basically announced that the main character of this wave of market is about to bow out. Let's see if there can be a final surge at the end of January, but the probability is low.
However, market patterns never fail to appear — whenever a narrative cools down, new opportunities will surface. This time, the most promising sector to take over is likely the AI Agent track. From a technological development perspective, this path is deep enough, new enough, and capable of inspiring market imagination.
Market cycles work like this: opportunities never disappear, they just change faces. The key is whether one can perceive the shift in time and keep up with the rhythm.
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AirdropFatigue
· 10h ago
The meme is almost over. Now everyone is watching AI agents. There's nothing wrong with that, but how many people can truly follow through this time?
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IronHeadMiner
· 10h ago
This wave of MEME is really reaching the end, it feels like hot potato, whoever takes the last hit is doomed.
AI Agent is somewhat interesting, but just don't get cut too badly.
Let's wait and see how it performs at the end of February, not expecting too much.
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Anon32942
· 10h ago
Market rotation is quite accurate, but I still think it depends on who can truly capitalize on the AI Agent wave of benefits, otherwise it will just be another batch of chopped leeks.
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SatoshiChallenger
· 10h ago
Interesting, here comes another "new narrative savior" story. Data shows that the liquidation rate in the previous cycle was as high as 87%, but we always forget [cold laugh].
AI Agents are indeed impressive, but objectively speaking, from technical validation to genuine investors stepping in with real money, there's a world of difference. Ironically, those who say this often end up as jokes in history.
I'm not criticizing, saying that MEME needs to cool down is indeed true, but can it go viral just by changing skins? The more you understand market irrationality, the harder it is to make money.
Wait, isn't this the old routine? Hotspot rotation, new opportunities emerging, timely perception... Brother, you've been hearing this kind of analysis since 2017, and again in 2021.
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BearMarketBro
· 10h ago
This wave of meme is indeed a bit weak; it's about time to switch tracks. I'm also paying attention to AI agents; it feels like it's just beginning.
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LayoffMiner
· 10h ago
meme is almost gone, but the AI agent trend is indeed interesting... gotta hop on before everyone catches on.
Lying down can't bring peace, and struggling can't make a breakthrough. Tossing and turning only tires oneself out. It's still necessary to keep looking for a way out, searching for that thing that can change the situation.
The hype around this round of MEME is feeling like it's about to reach its limit. Based on the performance since the end of the year, it has basically announced that the main character of this wave of market is about to bow out. Let's see if there can be a final surge at the end of January, but the probability is low.
However, market patterns never fail to appear — whenever a narrative cools down, new opportunities will surface. This time, the most promising sector to take over is likely the AI Agent track. From a technological development perspective, this path is deep enough, new enough, and capable of inspiring market imagination.
Market cycles work like this: opportunities never disappear, they just change faces. The key is whether one can perceive the shift in time and keep up with the rhythm.