The future of CFX: Either it becomes "China's internationalization artifact" or it goes to zero! Do you dare to bet?

When a public chain simultaneously bets on "Chinese compliance" and "performance breakthroughs," its surge isn't a surprise, but a precise conspiracy of capital and sentiment.

Why has CFX skyrocketed?

Technical: The hype of "15,000 TPS" (whether it actually works or not is another matter), coupled with a hard fork upgrade, has investors excited at the thought of "instantly outperforming Ethereum."

Policy: Under the banner of "China's only compliant public chain," capitalizing on the hype surrounding cross-border payments under the Belt and Road Initiative, and even creating an offshore RMB stablecoin (AxCNH), institutions immediately suspect it has connections.

What's the market doing?

Whales: Large investors secretly build positions between $0.15 and $0.22, then pump the price to attract retail investors, then exit the market as the price rises (on-chain data doesn't lie). Derivatives Slaughterhouse: When the price hit $0.27, 2,892 leveraged gamblers were instantly wiped out, leaving the $0.20-0.22 range a graveyard for bulls.

In my opinion, in the short term, $0.20 is the critical barrier. If it holds, there may be another surge (see LINA's performance in June), but if it falls below, it's all over.

In the long term, if AxCNH truly becomes usable for cross-border trade (for example, Middle Eastern oil companies use it for settlement), CFX could become a dark horse; otherwise, it will follow the same old "domestic blockchain" pattern: rise 10x, fall back 9x.

If you're still considering CFX, ask yourself: Are you willing to gamble on the fate of the "first C-crypto blockchain" or become the "leek sashimi" on the table of a giant whale? Qiongqi Exclusive: The manipulators behind CFX exposed! The Shanghai Gang is playing a big game! Follow Qiongqi and we'll help you make the most of it! #主流币轮动上涨 #主流币轮动上涨