I heard from a few friends:
They were having coffee today and talking about BSC when they heard an interesting take.
They think the Chinese-speaking community currently dominates BSC, and cultural differences make it difficult for outside capital to get involved.
People prefer to get in when the market cap is around 10K–20K and sell as soon as it rises a little. Once the big player leading the charge pulls out, the Meme is basically dead too.
But I see things a little differently.
The Chinese community has always been one of BSC’s most powerful forces.
To me, they’re like a sleeping dragon.
Don’t underestimate their strength just because the market is down right now.
It’s not that they lack capital or don’t dare to make a move; it’s that the market hasn’t given them a reason to go all in yet.
Once liquidity and confidence return, when this dragon truly awakens, its explosive power could exceed everyone’s imagination.
I’ve always believed that the Chinese community has far more energy than what we’re seeing right now.
They were having coffee today and talking about BSC when they heard an interesting take.
They think the Chinese-speaking community currently dominates BSC, and cultural differences make it difficult for outside capital to get involved.
People prefer to get in when the market cap is around 10K–20K and sell as soon as it rises a little. Once the big player leading the charge pulls out, the Meme is basically dead too.
But I see things a little differently.
The Chinese community has always been one of BSC’s most powerful forces.
To me, they’re like a sleeping dragon.
Don’t underestimate their strength just because the market is down right now.
It’s not that they lack capital or don’t dare to make a move; it’s that the market hasn’t given them a reason to go all in yet.
Once liquidity and confidence return, when this dragon truly awakens, its explosive power could exceed everyone’s imagination.
I’ve always believed that the Chinese community has far more energy than what we’re seeing right now.