2026-01-20 07:30:31

Over the past three years, in the market, apart from a few targets that subtly contain opportunities and have shown some performance, the overall pattern has been mainly dominated by Bitcoin's solo act. Most projects have been lukewarm, with their presence gradually weakening.

Looking ahead, 2026 to 2027 should be a period of great change. As the regulatory framework gradually improves and is implemented, it will guide funds to concentrate on leading projects, and mainstream cryptocurrencies are expected to usher in structural opportunities. Those junk projects without real applications that rely solely on hype will accelerate their exit, while truly valuable, large-scale projects will be able to leverage the trend to soar.

From a technical perspective, Ethereum's recent movements are worth paying attention to. According to wave theory, it is currently possibly in the second phase of the third wave correction. This stage often experiences significant pullbacks, but it also presents opportunities for long-term investors. The larger the dip, the more advantageous it is for committed participants. Instead of panicking, it’s better to view this volatility as a window for buying on dips.

BTC-2,54%

ETH-3,89%

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SybilSlayer

· 1h ago

The idea of accelerating the clearing of garbage projects sounds great, but how many will actually survive until 2027? Bitcoin has been the dominant player for years, and I'm used to it. Anyway, my chips have long been placed on mainstream coins.

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Ser_Liquidated

· 1h ago

Bitcoin is indeed dominant, and everything else has become just a foil. Let's wait for the reshuffle in 2026; trash will definitely die. That's right, a pullback is a signal to get in; no need to panic. ETH's recent correction was a bit harsh, but I'm not afraid of a dip; just waiting for this window. The top projects are making gains, altcoins are drinking soup, and the story is getting tired. Regulation coming actually feels refreshing, as it filters out too much noise. The wave theory does seem interesting when applied to ETH. Mid-tier projects are really losing momentum; the survival space is too crowded.

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BlockchainFries

· 1h ago

The dominance of Bitcoin alone has indeed been annoying over the past three years. Look at those air coins, they are basically lying flat. If there is really a big cleanup in 2026, it's actually good for trash projects to die out, so that the daily leek farmers won't get cut every day. This wave of ETH adjustment... to put it simply, it's just waiting for an opportunity. The timid panic and sell, I just accumulate on dips. Regulation actually benefits old projects. Anyway, I don't touch those useless things without applications. The wave theory... just look at it. The key is to have patience; the truly elephant-level projects are waiting.

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GateUser-74b10196

· 1h ago

They're all just concepts; the real money is still made by those who entered early. Dedicated participants? Nice words, but many are just stubbornly holding on despite being trapped. The regulatory framework is being improved... I'm tired of hearing that. If they really wanted to clear out junk projects, they would have done it already. Promised to buy on dips, but it keeps going lower and lower—there's no bottom line. 2026? Let's see if we can survive 2025 first. I don't believe in predictions that are too far ahead.

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