After $牛来 went live with spot trading, it kept plunging all the way, and complaints arose everywhere. Then, again, someone started slapping it with the label “junk coin.” But this scene is something I’m very familiar with—remember the script of $币安人生 when it first launched spot trading? It got hammered from $0.28 all the way down to $0.037. At the time, the whole internet was convinced it was going to zero, and only I kept calling out bullish views repeatedly in my livestream and on the forum. So what happened in the end? In the bear market, 币安人生 still surged hard from $0.037 to around $0.9—an increase of 24x.
Now, the bull run is almost copying the same pattern. Why am I still firmly bullish? The logic is very clear: Niu Lai is a BSC-made competitor designed to go after the hype of Robinhood. Previously, Robinhood was dominating attention—large amounts of capital and users were being siphoned away. By the time BSC reacted, the short-term momentum was already near the end. So in a short period of time, Binance listed two spot assets, $MARSCOIN and Niu Lai, with the goal of grabbing liquidity and capturing consensus.
And as for Niu Lai—whether it’s market recognition or community consensus, it firmly stands in the top tier of MEMEs. With the support of a major IP, the fact that it’s the second Chinese spot coin, and also the competitor that directly faces Robinhood—three overlapping “tags.” There’s no reason not to look bullish. After the spot listing, it dips a bit—just normal market shakeout. That’s exactly how historically strong coins emerge. Once the floating supply is washed out and the chips have rotated thoroughly, Niu Lai will inevitably enter its own shining moment. Let’s wait and see.#meme #原油涨至7月来最高 #美国银行集团完成USBDC稳定币试点
Now, the bull run is almost copying the same pattern. Why am I still firmly bullish? The logic is very clear: Niu Lai is a BSC-made competitor designed to go after the hype of Robinhood. Previously, Robinhood was dominating attention—large amounts of capital and users were being siphoned away. By the time BSC reacted, the short-term momentum was already near the end. So in a short period of time, Binance listed two spot assets, $MARSCOIN and Niu Lai, with the goal of grabbing liquidity and capturing consensus.
And as for Niu Lai—whether it’s market recognition or community consensus, it firmly stands in the top tier of MEMEs. With the support of a major IP, the fact that it’s the second Chinese spot coin, and also the competitor that directly faces Robinhood—three overlapping “tags.” There’s no reason not to look bullish. After the spot listing, it dips a bit—just normal market shakeout. That’s exactly how historically strong coins emerge. Once the floating supply is washed out and the chips have rotated thoroughly, Niu Lai will inevitably enter its own shining moment. Let’s wait and see.#meme #原油涨至7月来最高 #美国银行集团完成USBDC稳定币试点