Regarding Meme coins, the altcoin season, and long-term market trends, let's take a look at the recent insights from industry veterans.

In the realm of Meme coins, he admits that he loves memes but isn't a fan of hype trading. He doesn't really want everyone to chase coins based on tweets, but he still posts the necessary content. Regarding early-stage holdings, P Xiao's decentralization approach does have its rationality, but the reality is that about 90% of Meme coin investments will end up losing money. This means every participant must do their own research and bear the consequences. Projects with stories behind them and community resonance are often the ones that can break through.

About market trends, he admits he can't precisely predict the short-term movements over 3 to 4 months, but the altcoin season will definitely come—markets are inherently cyclical. Currently, Bitcoin mainly functions as a store of value and lacks smart contract features like Ethereum. In the long run, reaching $200,000 for Bitcoin is not a dream, and he doesn't see any ceiling. As for the BNB ecosystem, it performs relatively steadily. Although he personally holds a significant amount and is optimistic about its potential, he won't specify a price target for now.

His advice to investors is straightforward: beginners should stay away from contract trading. Leveraged trading can easily lead to liquidation and heavy losses in volatile markets. Whatever you buy, you must do your own research and take responsibility—this is the iron law.

Another point worth noting is that the prediction market is still in a very early stage. The main bottleneck is the lack of liquidity among traders. If the X platform later supports crypto trading features, users will likely need to complete KYC verification. In comparison, users of certain leading exchanges have already completed KYC and can trade directly, which is an advantage.