2025-12-27 12:30:26

#数字资产市场动态 Recently, there is a phenomenon in the crypto market worth noting — projects primarily in the Chinese community have shown impressive momentum. From trading volume, community activity, to price trends, these projects are gradually gaining more recognition from investors.

Why is this happening? On one hand, the purchasing power and participation enthusiasm of Chinese users have always been high. On the other hand, these projects tend to be more adept at localized operations, and community governance is more aligned with user needs. Whether it’s technological iteration or ecosystem development, a serious attitude can be seen.

Of course, the market always has cycles. But based on the current fundamentals, the rise of Chinese tokens is indeed not just a fleeting trend, but supported by deeper factors. This is also a good thing for the diversified development of the entire crypto market — more and more projects with different features are launching on exchanges like Gate.com, providing the market with greater choice.

What do you think of this trend? Is it worth paying closer attention to?

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BTCBeliefStation

· 11h ago

I'm optimistic about Chinese coins; the community activity is indeed top-notch. --- They're promoting Chinese coins again. Is this one reliable? --- Honestly, the buying momentum is too strong, feels a bit fake. --- Localization operations definitely have advantages, but beware of scams. --- I agree with the serious attitude, just not sure how long it can last. --- I support the cycle theory, but the key is where to find the bottom. --- What are all those projects launched on Gate? Quality varies greatly. --- I've seen the fanaticism in Chinese communities; is this time different? --- Strong purchasing power is good, but don't forget retail investors are also easily exploited. --- Diversified development is good, but the premise is that the project must survive. --- They all sound right, but how many can actually make money?

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ThatsNotARugPull

· 11h ago

Chinese tokens are indeed on the rise, but I'm more concerned about keeping a sharp eye out and not getting cut again. It's obvious that there's definitely an opportunity in this wave, but I'm just worried about being tricked. Honestly, the localization operations are quite skilled, but they can also easily become a cover for cutting leeks. Wait, what about the fundamentals? Why can't I see when the top is? The enthusiasm of the Chinese community is a double-edged sword, easy to be led by the rhythm. Diversification is indeed a good thing, but can these projects really survive until the next cycle? Compared to major coins, Chinese tokens seem to have a much higher risk factor... Still, we need to stay alert.

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CryptoCrazyGF

· 11h ago

Sisters, reliable coins are really going up, this wave in the Chinese community is not hype --- Here comes another wave of "cutting leeks" rhetoric, believe it and you're done --- Localization operations are indeed well done, but be careful of project teams running away --- Chinese coins rising? I only see a bunch of altcoins bouncing around --- Interesting, but let's wait for the next bear market to see --- Honestly, the returns are indeed good, but the risks are really high --- When pumping, praise community governance; when falling, make all kinds of excuses, old tricks are worn out --- I’m optimistic, I’ve already heavily invested on Gate --- This kind of analysis looks comfortable but can it make money? The question is, can you withdraw your coins on time? --- Cycle theory is back again, everyone, it's time to sell --- Active community equals making money? I don't think so

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ExpectationFarmer

· 11h ago

Well... Chinese coins are really being circulated among the people who are bottom-fishing this time. To put it simply, it's just leek farmers exchanging leeks.

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