Currently, a leading exchange is actively expanding its ecosystem, and MEME tokens have sparked a wave of enthusiasm. But to be honest, these hot trends are essentially temporary. Although this top exchange is indeed a industry leader, it is also redefining the market discourse power. The past dominance of the SOL ecosystem is changing, and the excitement is shifting like flowing water to multiple tracks.
From the perspective of the secondary market performance, the situation is not very optimistic. Daily fluctuations of several thousand points have become the norm, and the overall market performance is lukewarm. This is a nightmare for traders—no trends, no opportunities. It’s really hard to break the deadlock.
Looking ahead, the quantitative trading market in 2026 may usher in new opportunities.
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WalletAnxietyPatient
· 9h ago
It's another wave of leek harvest time, MEME's popularity won't last a few days
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I saw clearly back when SOL was dominating that this market is just about cutting one wave after another
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No trend, no opportunity? Bro, isn't this the perfect time to stay out of the market
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Exchanges creating their own ecosystems, honestly, just want to hold onto the right to speak. This trick is really boring
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It's good enough to still be alive in 2026, let's first recover the current losses
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Thousands of points of volatility? I'm already numb to it, this is what normal operation looks like
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The heat is shifting to multiple tracks, politely speaking it's diversification, harshly speaking it's because there's no money to support it
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FlashLoanLarry
· 9h ago
The MEME craze is just a flash in the pan. The current volatility in the secondary market is really frustrating.
No trend, no opportunity. Trading is indeed tough. Let's see what 2026 brings.
It's quite normal for the spotlight to shift away from SOL. Let it be its turn.
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SmartContractWorker
· 9h ago
Amazing, the hype around MEME is just to trap retail investors, and it disappears right after
This guy SOL should also step aside, let others take turns
With the current market conditions, there's no trend, it's really hopeless, any entry is just getting caught
Waiting for 2026? Just being able to survive this year is already good
This market is like this, hot spots rotate, retail investors can never hit the right timing
By the way, who made money in this wave? Come out and breathe some fresh air
Quantitative trading indeed has opportunities, it all depends on who can survive until then
Thousands of points of fluctuation in a day, is this testing my heart?
The ecosystem layout is real, but what about the profit mechanism? That’s the real problem
Hype runs everywhere, and my money runs with it, eventually it’s all gone
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AirdropHunter
· 10h ago
Uh, this wave of MEME hype is really just fireworks, and it's already cooled down when you turn around
The days of SOL's dominance are truly gone, now it's just chaos in popularity
Who dares to move in the secondary market with this kind of behavior? Fluctuations are like a roller coaster
Wait until 2026, anyway there's not much opportunity right now
Currently, a leading exchange is actively expanding its ecosystem, and MEME tokens have sparked a wave of enthusiasm. But to be honest, these hot trends are essentially temporary. Although this top exchange is indeed a industry leader, it is also redefining the market discourse power. The past dominance of the SOL ecosystem is changing, and the excitement is shifting like flowing water to multiple tracks.
From the perspective of the secondary market performance, the situation is not very optimistic. Daily fluctuations of several thousand points have become the norm, and the overall market performance is lukewarm. This is a nightmare for traders—no trends, no opportunities. It’s really hard to break the deadlock.
Looking ahead, the quantitative trading market in 2026 may usher in new opportunities.