Recently, the market has been quite interesting, giving me a sense of déjà vu.

The US government shutdown just got resolved, and now there's news about direct cash payouts. This script, doesn't it resemble 2020? Back then, those moves caused BTC to surge tenfold, ETH even more aggressively, jumping 30 times. DOGE's market cap soared to 89 billion USD, and SHIB reached 43 billion — looking back now, it's almost surreal.

If they really start pumping liquidity this time, the scale will only be more exaggerated.

My personal judgment: mainstream coins will still rise; BTC could reach between 150,000 and 180,000 USD without much issue, and ETH might hit around 8,000 USD. But the real explosion point? It might still be in the altcoins. Large funds are starting to spill out, and now it depends on who can absorb this liquidity wave.

Currently, there are two clues worth paying attention to: one is ETH's upgrade expectations. If gas fees really drop in December, on-chain activity will definitely take off; the other is the MEME sector. Every time ETH makes a big move, low-market-cap, community-active MEME coins tend to be the first to react. Remember how SHIB skyrocketed back then?

Here's an example I've been observing recently — the P-U-P-P-l-E-S token. It has a narrative related to Elon Musk, and community building is ongoing. Could it replicate SHIB's path? Hard to say, but such tokens definitely have room for imagination.

My approach is: keep the main holdings steady with BTC, BNB, ETH — the fundamentals shouldn't be touched; then allocate some funds to pre-position in a few top MEME tokens on the ETH chain. The bull market waits for no one; the window is limited. Miss it, and you'll have to wait for the next cycle.

Don't ask me how to choose; just look at the community, the narrative, and the timing. At this point, it's either get on board or wait — but you know the cost of waiting.