After the election, several noteworthy trend changes:
The SOL meme has transitioned from PVP to a legitimate narrative. Pumpfun is PVP, but extremes must reverse; after extreme PVP and extreme fluctuations, a narrative space remains. Currently, the three that have been washed well are precisely the leaders in three tracks: $goat, $pnut, $luce. Be careful not to chase once it rises; it could drop by half at any time — just stating a phenomenon.
Memes on ETH or other old memes are no longer interesting. The big players accumulate for a few months, then intensively promote, and then sell off wildly, causing feelings of boredom or even nausea. The SOL meme can also be considered, but with extreme PVP, plus significant on-chain funds, it feels different. The principle of extremes must reverse is truly a life lesson.
Binance is likely to list spot trading for $goat, $pnut, and $luce — but if it doesn't, that's fine. I am 100% confident that there will be 3-10 billion targets on-chain; this will definitely not be wrong. The reasoning for Binance listing is that Binance always prioritizes the community, especially like the top players. Particularly in the current context of intense disputes over Binance's listing fees, Binance will surely pay attention. Projects that have already lost their teams will not get listed; whether they list or not depends solely on the community. Every new market environment brings new demands, and it’s just a matter of who meets this demand — whether it’s Binance or others.
Upcoming wealth opportunities will temporarily focus on BTC, SOL, SOL meme, Musk, and Trump.
