Who would buy $URANUS here? That purple box didn't appear by chance. It had been tested and held before. Volatility has been significantly compressed, and volume is almost zero. This usually means a result is coming soon. Sellers now look exhausted. At this price level, a sharp sell-off is unlikely. The best-case scenario is a slow rise followed by a rebound!

Ironically, those companies that maintained a low profile quietly took the lead. Kalshi didn't flaunt its success or try to seize opportunities; it let its results speak for themselves. Its trading volume reached $5.8 billion in November, leading for several months already. This advantage, though unremarkable, was crucial. They received approval from the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). This meant they could operate in the U.S. without constantly worrying about what would happen next. Add to that the integration with Phantom, and Kalshi suddenly had effortless access to millions of Solana users. Polymarket remains in the spotlight and has ambitious goals, which is understandable. But Kalshi's trading volume has reached $11 billion, and it's legal, compliant, and verifiable. Even Paradigm's own research eventually lowered its forecast for Polymarket. I'm not attacking them maliciously; I'm just observing a common trend. High-profile people attract attention more easily. Low-profile people are the ones who ultimately succeed.

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The following memes will survive the price crash: $MASK $TROLL $USDUC $URANUS $MINER $APU $NPC Alright, fellow cult followers… show yourselves. Which meme do you still own? Why?

To the General Motors family: The market has its own rules, but I remain on the front lines. There is no other choice. Either you give it your all, or you don't belong here. If a clean deal can be struck during these turbulent times, I will consider it a gift and share it with everyone. Whatever the outcome, we will continue to work together as always. Destiny will prevail.

The hardest part of this game isn't catching the winners, but holding them long enough to allow them to realize their true value. People sell too early out of fear and buy too late out of greed, blaming both on the market. The truth is simple: calmly and firmly holding onto a clear investment philosophy will always outperform immature trading. True profits come from calmness.

If all goes well, the price of $BNB could surpass that of $ETH. The BNB chain boasts approximately $7.5 billion in weekly trading volume, and several large institutions have begun building projects on it. Franklin Templeton and BlackRock have both used BNB to build tokenized funds, and JPMorgan Chase is testing its settlement infrastructure. The BNB chain has real traffic, with millions of daily active users and over $1.5 billion locked in Venus. ETH staking remains the most secure setting in the cryptocurrency space, but yields are meager and the system is slow. DeFi on ETH is of high quality, but factors such as gas fees, speed, and user experience have led most daily activities to migrate to lower-cost chains. BNB's goal is not to be the most decentralized chain. Its speed, low cost, and large real user base are precisely why TradFi is experimenting on it. BNB staking can develop faster, offer higher yields, and support liquidity staking, allowing for rapid adoption across the ecosystem. The real breakthrough lies in value capture. If BNB can translate all this trading activity into actual returns for token holders, ETH's advantage will be significantly reduced. The gap could close even faster if more transactional finance projects choose BNB. If all goes well, it's not impossible for BNB to trade at a higher price than ETH.

Is there any possibility of a reversal in the US dollar exchange rate from where it is now? The current situation looks like a moment where the weak panic and the patient profit.

$MINER is steadily rising. Truly living up to its name: Never give up. This might just be the hidden gem you've been searching for these past few months.

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