Shanzhai Season Doubts: A Wealth Feast or an Investment Trap?

Recently, small cryptocurrencies have been surging, and many are beginning to speculate whether the Shanzhai season is really making a comeback. After all, at the end of the last bull market, various altcoins surged like wild horses, and that crazy scene is still fresh in many people's memories.

The recent surge in small cryptocurrencies is due to complex reasons. On one hand, market funds are looking for new outlets, and the growth of mainstream coins like Bitcoin has slowed down, leading some funds to flow into small cryptocurrencies in an attempt to find new growth points; on the other hand, some project teams create hype by manipulating prices to attract attention and raise valuations.

However, is the Shanzhai season really coming? That's a question mark. The current market environment is different from the last bull market, with increasingly strict regulations and a more rational overall market. Moreover, most small cryptocurrencies lack real value support, with limited technological strength and application scenarios, relying purely on speculation, resulting in significant bubble components.

So, for ordinary investors, is this ultimately an opportunity or a trap? The answer is clear: blindly chasing high prices is extremely risky. Behind seemingly attractive gains may be a meticulously designed harvesting scheme by project teams. Once the market trend shifts, these small cryptocurrencies could collapse instantly, leaving investors with nothing. In the face of the surge in small cryptocurrencies, staying calm and treating it with caution is the wise course of action.

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