2026-01-10 01:26:11

After accumulating advantages, the flow of funds into BSC can create more variations. This wave of market gives oneself a boost, seize subsequent opportunities, and the real show has just begun.

The revenue effect on the SOL chain is obvious, and large funds have long been deployed. Once SOL's gains stabilize, hot money will naturally look for the next hotspot—BSC, with its low fees and deep liquidity, has always been the next stop for fund transfers. In this process, the opportunity to deploy early on BSC still has a lot of room.

How the market will develop next, stay tuned. Don't rush to get on board, but also don't miss the rhythm.

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StakeTillRetire

· 22h ago

Yes, SOL has indeed surged sharply this time, but I am more optimistic about BSC's potential. --- Funds rotate like this: when SOL stabilizes, BSC rises. Low transaction fees are definitely a competitive advantage. --- Don't rush to go all in; wait and see the rhythm. We're still at the beginning stages. --- Big players have long been laying low; let's follow the hot money and not fall behind. --- Honestly, I haven't really started deploying on BSC yet. Feels a bit late? Can someone guide me? --- SOL has had its run, now it's BSC's turn, right? The pools are deep, liquidity is good, so why hesitate? --- Timing is crucial, but honestly, no one can predict these things accurately. It all depends on what happens next. --- Hot money moving to BSC is inevitable; getting in early is never a bad idea.

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ChainMaskedRider

· 01-10 02:03

I think SOL has already surged so much this time, the next hot spot is definitely BSC, but the key is whether you've made money or not. Stop shouting about getting on board all day; the real opportunities have already been taken by big players. I know BSC has low fees, but the liquidity isn't that deep, don't be fooled. Every cycle, someone says this, but in the end, isn't it just more bagholders? Have you ever thought about SOL continuing to take off? Why insist on switching to BSC?

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FlashLoanPrince

· 01-10 01:52

Sol needs to be stable before we can really start playing.

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GateUser-bd883c58

· 01-10 01:35

SOL's recent surge is a bit crazy, but how many people are truly willing to go all-in on BSC? Still, you should be cautious about the risks.

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GasFeeSobber

· 01-10 01:27

SOL's recent surge is a bit outrageous, but I really feel like funds should be moving to BSC now, with the fee rates right there. --- Wait, isn't the logic that SOL still needs to keep pushing? Why are we moving to BSC again... it's a bit confusing. --- Those who preemptively positioned in BSC should be very happy now, while I'm still debating when to move. --- Don't rush me to get on board. Timing is unpredictable, but staying still isn't an option. --- Has big capital already been deployed? Am I again late to the game...

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