Recently, with the popularity of #meme
I saw a lot of people discussing the inscription meme
Will there be a second wave?
As a relatively experienced meme investment player
Let’s chat briefly
Let’s talk about the conclusion first:
If the next wave of inscriptions rises again,
Unless listed on the exchange in batches
Otherwise, it will be difficult for these memes to take off.
In fact, I have always said before
Inscriptions on those who were on the exchange and those who were not on the exchange
Actually it's two things
Even second-tier exchanges
The most critical of these is liquidity
The Inscription meme on BTC and the Contract meme on ETH
The biggest difference is actually here
Normally, everyone would go directly to DEX to create early memes.
Buy a 100U or 200U one in the LP pool
But what about the inscription market? Personally, I think it looks more like NFT
First, liquidity is relatively poor
Secondly, you basically buy by "piece"
One "piece" can cost as little as 1,000 U or as much as tens of thousands of U
The capital threshold is too high for retail investors
Big players may not be willing to enter early meme at this scale.
Besides, it will be more difficult to exit later.
Therefore, it is not easy for market sentiment to become FOMO.
In addition, there are some Swaps on the inscriptions.
Because there is no smart contract
So there is no way for everyone to add to the LP pool by themselves.
It can only be uploaded after selection by the project party.
Equivalent to a centralized exchange
resulting in very limited trading pairs
So in the end there is only #Ordi #Sats #Rats
Meme with the inscription on the head like this
Only by being on an exchange can you have better liquidity.
The threshold for retail investors to participate has been greatly lowered
The main capital also facilitates operations such as raising prices and attracting chips.
If there is another wave of inscription market later,
The final result will most likely also be some inscriptions on the head.
Bring more traffic attention and admission funds