With the rise of various token issuance platforms, the threshold and cost for ordinary people to issue tokens have significantly decreased, leading to an explosive growth in the speed of token issuance.
However, the current market faces obvious contradictions: the speed of newcomers entering is continuously slowing, new funds are mainly flowing into top assets like Bitcoin, and the allocation of funds by existing users is becoming more conservative.
In this context, the traditional altcoin bull market is difficult to sustain, and market opportunities are becoming more fragmented. Although sectors like inscriptions and on-chain 'meme coins' occasionally show short-term hotspots, the sustainability of these trends is limited, and slight delays in operations may lead to losses.
From a long-term perspective, the cryptocurrency market may present a pattern of 'Bitcoin dominance + localized pulse opportunities' — the strong performance of Bitcoin continues, while other assets mainly offer fast-paced structural opportunities. For investors who find it difficult to adapt to high-frequency changes, sticking with Bitcoin may become a more stable choice.
