2025-12-27 06:10:20

#比特币与黄金战争 Shanzhai Season does not equal the inscription boom — these are two different things.

Don't overestimate SATS and ORDI. The real Shanzhai engine is in the hands of mainstream coins, especially Bitcoin. The four-year halving cycle is still in effect — this is a rule.

Look at the data: from 2023 to 2024, doubling in value, and in 2025, another 30% increase, $BTC is already quite strong. But why didn't the Shanzhai season come as expected? Frankly, all the new institutional funds are pushing and hoarding mainstream coins; who will take over the Shanzhai? With such a big pit like $DOGE, besides that guy, who dares to enter? But on the other hand, $DOGE isn't entirely a pit — many have used it to break into the big A-levels.

The current situation is quite strange. $BTC is between 85,000 and 87,000, then the range from 87,500 to 90,500... Looking at the wave pattern, a short-term 1/5 rebound is not unreasonable, and a total increase of 2% is still growth. The entire market shows signs of rising, but short-term operations must be cautious — only through wind and rain can a rainbow appear.

Overly oversold rebounds in Shanzhai are normal. Recently, 0G and LAYER have fallen back so much; with such a large release volume, how can they not occasionally drop? $TURBO and $DOGS are at a dead end, and $ORDI, this inscription project, has been silent for so long, yet it can't move the market, indicating that the once bullish inscription engine has stalled. Even with such a strong $BTC ecosystem, if it can't rise, don't expect too much. Follow the trend when it happens, and stay steady.

$CHZ, which has long been exhausted, is different from $ZEC and $HIGH. Choosing coins requires vision.

BTC0,11%

DOGE0,95%

ORDI2,05%

SATS3,94%

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NFTFreezer

· 16h ago

Honestly, ORDI hasn't taken off after so long, and the inscription set is indeed cold now. Don't hold onto hope anymore. Institutions are all accumulating BTC. Who the hell is still buying those knockoffs? That's the real situation. DOGE has been through so many pitfalls. Only a certain big shot dares to play with it. Retail investors should just watch. BTC is already at 87K. The altcoin season is late, which means it might just be like this for the rest of the year. With such a large 0G release, how could it not crash? Drop, rebound, then crash again—it's a cycle. Choosing coins really requires vision. Not everything can be copied. CHZ has long lost its momentum.

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BrokeBeans

· 16h ago

To be honest, the inscription wave has indeed cooled down this time; ORDI can't save it. Don't expect the imitation season anymore. Institutions are all piling into BTC. Who cares about those small coins?

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GetRichLeek

· 16h ago

Are inscriptions dead? I don't believe it. I'll come back around this time next year, and by then, I might be the one eating my words. SATS and ORDI took a big hit before, but now looking back, it actually seems a bit attractive—just no bullets left... Bitcoin has been really strong this wave, but when BTC drops, altcoins can't survive. I don't understand why people still hold mainstream coins; it's better to go all-in on new coins and take a gamble.

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RektButStillHere

· 16h ago

Oh no, ORDI has already laid flat, and that set of inscriptions is indeed over. Stop dreaming. Institutions are all hoarding BTC. Who the hell would buy into these broken knockoffs, except DOGE haha. This wave of market is strange; BTC is strong but altcoins haven't taken off. To put it plainly, the landscape has changed. With the release volume of 0G, it's no wonder it’s crashing; a rebound from oversold conditions is all it is. Choosing coins requires vision. Don't follow the hype with SATS anymore; it's already gone.

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