If this momentum continues, there is still plenty of room for BNB and SOL to rise. The activity levels of the two public chains' ecosystems continue to increase, and on-chain liquidity is also steadily accumulating. If this trend persists, their market ceilings are indeed gradually rising. In the long run, the growth potential of these two mainstream tokens remains quite substantial.
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NFTRegretter
· 12h ago
Does high ecological activity necessarily mean a rise? I feel like I've heard this logic before.
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RetroHodler91
· 12h ago
Tired of the phrase "ecosystem activity is rising," what's really important is the on-chain transaction volume with real money involved—don't just talk the talk.
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ChainSpy
· 12h ago
Does high ecological activity directly imply that the coin price will rise? I feel like this logic is a bit shaky.
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GasFeePhobia
· 12h ago
BNB and SOL are both gearing up, and the ecosystem's firepower is getting stronger and stronger.
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LightningWallet
· 12h ago
BNB and SOL really won't let me down; the ecosystem definitely has confidence.
If this momentum continues, there is still plenty of room for BNB and SOL to rise. The activity levels of the two public chains' ecosystems continue to increase, and on-chain liquidity is also steadily accumulating. If this trend persists, their market ceilings are indeed gradually rising. In the long run, the growth potential of these two mainstream tokens remains quite substantial.