2026-01-05 03:00:38

#数字资产动态追踪 Market Snapshot｜Mainstream Coins Gradually Recover, MEME Sector Takes Turns to Perform

**Current Status of Mainstream Coins:**
Bitcoin has regained above 92,900, with an intraday increase of nearly 2%, challenging the upper resistance of the oscillation range, and market enthusiasm has clearly increased. Ethereum stabilizes around 3,190, rising gently in line with the trend, but trading volume is still waiting for clearer breakout signals. Binance Coin (BNB) performed the most eye-catching, reaching the 902 level, continuing its independent strong trend pattern.

**MEME Sector Rotation:**
These days, the MEME track has been lively, with a relay of upward movements—$BROCCOLI7 gained momentum today, $BONK performed yesterday, along with veteran MEME coins like $PEPE, many varieties have doubled from the bottom. However, to be honest, whether this short-term speculation can continue to strengthen remains uncertain.

**Market Rhythm Judgment:**
From a macro perspective, the market is slowly rising within the repair channel of the consolidation phase, not a rapid emotional surge. Looking at Ethereum from the 3000 level, the short-term target points to around 3200. The subsequent trading volume support will directly determine whether a breakthrough can continue with increased volume.

MEME-1.8%

BTC-0.43%

ETH-0.91%

BNB1.33%

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SeasonedInvestor

· 01-08 02:28

BNB this wave is really awesome, daring to push past 902, feels like it has decoupled from mainstream coins. MEME coins are being pumped in rotation every day, this time it's the vegetable coin's turn, next time someone else will take over. Everyone knows the routine of cutting leeks. Can Ethereum really break 3200? The volume can't keep up, it all feels fake. BONK exploded yesterday, what about today? I really don't dare to touch this kind of short-term operation. If BTC goes up again, it will be 92k, stay calm, and don't let the MEME crowd set the pace.

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OnchainHolmes

· 01-08 01:11

BNB's recent independent rally is really strong, breaking through 902, it feels like it's about to go up MEME is starting to rotate again, yesterday BONK, today BROCCOLI, this rhythm is just a game of hot potato ETH trading volume is so weak, yet they still want 3200, wake up everyone It's already good if Bitcoin stays steady at 92900, don't expect too much Those who doubled their MEME profits got in early, now entering means taking on the bag BNB is the real protagonist of this wave, everything else is just a side show Trading volume isn't picking up, a breakout is just a false breakout, just watch the show PEPE, this old antique, is still rising, forget it, I don't understand the MEME market ETH waiting for signals again? By next year, we might still be waiting This correction is just frustrating, when volume picks up, we'll see

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MEVictim

· 01-06 05:21

BNB this time really looks a bit fierce, breaking through 902... but ETH's volume still seems a bit off, feels like we should wait and see

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0xTherapist

· 01-05 03:30

BNB this wave is quite fierce, 902 has already been surpassed, feels like either go all in or not at all MEME is starting to cut the leeks again, those who doubled their money have all been caught ETH's trading volume really can't support a move, 3200 is still far away Bitcoin at 92900 just wants to take off? I think I'll wait and see PEPE, this old relic, can it still be pumped? Haha, hilarious Trading volume is the real king, any rise without volume is all nonsense This wave of recovery feels pretty weak, let's wait and see if it can truly break through BROCCOLI, what kind of coin is this? Another tool to cut my gains?

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NoStopLossNut

· 01-05 03:27

BNB is quite aggressive this time, breaking through 902. Bitcoin seems to be accumulating strength at this pace. MEME coins are starting to take turns again, but such things are really not to be gambled on; doubling quickly means losing just as fast. Trading volume is the key; any rise without volume is just superficial. ETH needs to truly break through 3200 to count; it's still early to say anything now. How long the hotness in the MEME sector can last this round, no one can predict next month. BNB is independently strong; this is what we should be watching. Volume is the real test of a breakout; just looking at the price is useless. This round of MEME rally doesn't feel as fierce as a few days ago. Above 92900 in Bitcoin, the mindset is less panicked. This market correction has been relatively mild, with no signs of rapid decline. After BONK, there's BROCCOLI7, switching to cut the leeks, huh? If trading volume doesn't keep up, all the technical analysis in the world is just empty talk. ETH still needs a decisive breakthrough; being stuck here is really uncomfortable.

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EyeOfTheTokenStorm

· 01-05 03:19

From my quantitative model, the BNB breakout at 902 indeed disrupted the previous symmetrical triangle pattern, but the trading volume didn't follow suit, which is awkward. If ETH can hold steady above 3200, only then can we talk about a sustained upward move; otherwise, it's just another false breakout. As for the MEME stuff, I advise everyone not to chase it. Doubling at the bottom is always a survivor bias; 98% of people are just bagholders. Trust my historical data analysis.

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MysteryBoxBuster

· 01-05 03:18

BNB is really moving independently this time, even daring to push past 902. Other coins are still hesitating.

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gaslight_gasfeez

· 01-05 03:05

BNB this time is really awesome; other coins are just following suit but not as strong as it... However, MEME is cycling every day, and I'm a bit exhausted. It feels like it's just funds being shuffled around.

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