2026-01-06 06:22:31

The heat of these Meme coins is cooling down, and the market focus is beginning to shift to those overlooked mainstream forces. DUSK, SUI, XRP—these currencies that should have been leading—are finally starting to show their muscles, and the momentum for catch-up is gradually emerging.

It seems the market is undergoing a major adjustment—those short-term speculative assets are losing popularity, which in turn gives projects with solid fundamentals a chance to breathe and perform.

However, how far this catch-up rally can go ultimately depends on liquidity. Whether market makers are willing to provide sufficient buy and sell depth directly determines if the coin prices can maintain their upward trend. If liquidity keeps up, the gains can continue; if not, the currencies will gradually be abandoned by the market. Projects that can't adapt to this rhythm will eventually be eliminated.

DUSK2,13%

SUI-0,33%

XRP1,38%

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FantasyGuardian

· 01-09 03:05

Liquidity is the real killer; those meme coins previously dumped by nobody willing to buy the bottom and then crashed. SUI and XRP catching up? I'm watching it. Without bottom accumulation, I don't dare to follow. I've always said that fundamentals are the key, but unfortunately most people are still betting on the next hundredfold meme. Coins with weak market makers are indeed risky; the difference between deep and shallow liquidity is huge. Is it a catch-up rally or a further decline? Let's see the upcoming trading volume. This is the true reflection of the market.

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FlashLoanLarry

· 01-08 09:46

Finally, meme coins are about to fade away. I've been tired of all those chaotic coins; fundamentals are the true way. How far a rebound can go depends on whether liquidity supports it. Without market makers willing to enter, it's just a show. XRP should have taken off long ago; it's been suppressed all along. Now, finally, there's a chance. Coins with insufficient liquidity are doomed no matter how much hype they get; they'll eventually be wiped out on the beach. DUSK and SUI do have some potential this time; at least they've given me some hope.

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SatoshiChallenger

· 01-06 06:51

Ironically, every time it's said, "This time it's the fundamentals," the data shows that those who said this in the last cycle suffered the worst losses. Liquidity determines everything? Wake up, without new funds entering the market, a "catch-up rally" is just a dead cat bounce. XRP and these "mainstream" cryptocurrencies, when will it be their turn again... lessons from history, anyone?

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ParallelChainMaxi

· 01-06 06:47

Liquidity is king. Those meme coins should really cool down now. Whether XRP can maintain its recent rebound depends on whether market makers provide enough support. SUI's fundamentals are indeed solid, but how many retail investors are truly optimistic about it? The decline in meme coin popularity is actually a good thing; the market needs to be purified. The rebound trend... honestly, it still depends on whether funds are willing to come in. DUSK? Not many people are discussing it. What's its fundamentals like? Lack of liquidity is just an accelerator for cutting profits; many still haven't understood this principle. Only with depth can a project truly succeed. Without depth, even the best projects are just fleeting moments. Wait, is this correction really happening, or is it just another ploy to cut profits?

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ForkThisDAO

· 01-06 06:47

Someone finally said it: meme coins should cool down. I'm already tired of it. Liquidity is indeed the key; having just fundamentals isn't enough. Someone needs to step in to buy in. Whether XRP can truly rise this time depends on whether exchanges give enough support; otherwise, it will just be a flash in the pan. Short-term hype retreat is a good thing, but don't overestimate the market's rationality. The next wave will be driven by the next hot trend. Market makers' buy and sell depth determine everything, and this point is well put. It feels like the rebound is just a pause; the real market hasn't arrived yet.

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CryptoPhoenix

· 01-06 06:42

Finally waiting for this moment, it feels like my patience in the bottom range is about to pay off [Keep Going] Liquidity is king, and this time we have to rely on market makers. As retail investors, let's just wait to be lifted, haha. The true return to value, short-term speculation is dead, deservedly so. It's time for projects with fundamentals to be reborn. Honestly, it's still about rebuilding mindset. Not cutting during a dip already means you've won. The current rebound is the real test of greed. XRP, you gotta hold steady. If liquidity can't keep up, a pullback is likely. This rhythm really tests people. Another day of being taught by the market, but this time it seems different. Opportunities seem to be emerging. The highest realm of crossing cycles is learning to wait. When liquidity is sufficient, we will have won.

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ImpermanentPhilosopher

· 01-06 06:35

Liquidity, well, there's some truth to it, but the projects that can truly keep up are few and far between. Rebound rally is just a rebound rally, and it still depends on who has real gold and silver backing them. Is XRP about to take off again? I've seen this plot too many times. Market makers ignoring liquidity is just a joke; no matter how much the price rises, it's just a false alarm. Mainstream coins are finally getting their turn, but don't forget who will get hammered in the next wave. If you can't keep up with this rhythm, it's better to exit early, so you won't get cut even more brutally in the end. Liquidity determines everything; frankly, it's the big players who call the shots, there's nothing more to say.

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