Grandpa, which are the top one and top two stablecoin sectors?
币姥爷
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June 4, 2025
Recently, there has been quite a bit of commercial promotion. Here, I want to remind everyone that if you encounter an article that is entirely focused on promoting a certain project, it is definitely commercial promotion. Additionally, I will also mention the sponsors in the article to help everyone identify them. Thank you all for your support, but I still hope everyone doesn’t buy coins recklessly, especially those that are being promoted. Although I have filtered out many direct promotions, I still do not endorse any projects.
In this market, the biggest hope currently lies in the mainstream coins of Ethereum and its ecosystem. There are still things to explore in the DeFi sector, so the future does not lack the possibility of an explosion. As for altcoins, I can only say to be cautious. At present, Binance has hardly listed any alpha; to put it bluntly, they are all altcoins, and some are already on the verge of going to zero. Therefore, really don’t get too emotionally attached to altcoins.
Regarding Ethereum, it is still in a range-bound oscillation, returning to above 2600, but this resistance level has not been broken. In any case, the weak market for Ethereum seems to be over. If Bitcoin can strengthen, Ethereum will definitely be able to keep up, but because of this, it is conversely limited by the breakthrough situation of Bitcoin.
Still the same saying, in terms of time, there is still time left for the bulls. In the second half of the year, the U.S. will continue to lower interest rates, and the inflation of fiat currency, I feel, is quite significant, aside from the high interest rates on U.S. debt, there is also some hidden inflation in certain places. Regardless of whether this inflation ultimately manifests in risk assets, from a defensive perspective, it is also possible to hold a certain proportion of crypto assets for the long term.
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