Binance meme generally presents a cyclical pattern: approximately every two months a market wave.

After the October "Binance Life" tide receded, the market settled for a while, retail sentiment was restored, and now new consensus is beginning to ferment.

Why does this cycle form?

1. Retail sentiment reset cycle

After a wave of market activity, most retail investors incur losses or become fatigued and choose to wait and see.

After resting for a while, the market starts to release new stories and new emotions, and retail investors re-enter the market.

2. Platforms launch new targets → Market focus increases

When a new meme goes live, liquidity floods in, and coupled with dissemination and community hype, it easily leads to high returns in the short term.

3. FOMO sentiment strengthens the cycle

In every round, some will show off "tenfold, hundredfold" returns,

Groups pull you in, send you CA, tell you the opportunity has arrived.

This information structure itself is an accelerator of emotions.

But it needs to be emphasized that:

Chasing memes is, in most cases, closer to a probabilistic game rather than a stable profit-making strategy.

Lacking fundamental support and with weak narratives, the market rises quickly but falls even faster.

Short-term participation can be seen as a way to experience market sentiment, but it should not be aimed primarily at "getting rich."

Those who really make big profits are often:

The ones who discovered the project first, immediately posted CA on Twitter, and drove emotional spread.

They are the "issuers/disseminators,"

while the vast majority of retail investors are the "liquidity takers."

At this stage, the market lacks a clear new narrative,

Hot topics can be participated in, but it is more important to understand the underlying structure and risks. #BNBChain