2025-12-27 15:24:06

In the current cryptocurrency market, mainstream coins show a clear tier differentiation. The first-tier BTC, ETH, and BNB remain the market's stabilizers, with ample liquidity and the highest consensus. Moving down, SOL, XRP, and TRX form the second tier, each with different advantages in their ecosystems and application scenarios. Additionally, the projects LINK, ZEC, TAO, and PENDLE perform outstandingly in their respective fields, representing leading positions in different sectors.

From an asset allocation perspective, if prioritizing deployment, BTC, ETH, and BNB are still the top choices. They have large market capitalizations and relatively controllable risks. Of course, the final allocation decision should be based on your own risk tolerance and investment cycle—this analysis is for market observation and learning reference only.

BTC0,17%

ETH0,25%

BNB2,67%

SOL0,55%

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GateUser-afe07a92

· 12-27 15:54

The tier differentiation theory sounds quite reasonable, but in practice, it still depends on how much your own money can withstand a pullback. BTC and ETH are stable, just the growth rate is a bit... sigh, never mind. The SOL ecosystem is lively, but I'm just worried that one day there might be another sudden crash.

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BankruptcyArtist

· 12-27 15:51

Regarding the tier differentiation, I actually want to ask how long BNB can hold in this wave? --- It's always BTC and ETH again, really tired of these three every time. --- The SOL ecosystem is indeed supporting, but is XRP still okay now? --- The idea that risks are controllable, I find it a bit funny. Has any coin truly been controllable? --- I haven't paid much attention to PENDLE. Has anyone played with it? How's the feedback? --- Honestly, the tier differentiation has been a mess for a long time. Now it's just about how the whales will harvest. --- Asset allocation sounds very professional, but in reality, it's just all in BTC and waiting to die. --- Are small coins like ZEC still worth researching? Feels like their volume is getting smaller and smaller. --- As for TRX, I advise everyone to forget it. This wave is very difficult.

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PonziWhisperer

· 12-27 15:43

The tier differentiation is indeed obvious, but BTC is always BTC; others are just side players. The SOL ecosystem has been quite active these past two years, so I'm a bit hesitant to hold a heavy position. By the way, are there really people seriously allocating to niche projects like TAO and PENDLE? It's better to stick with ETH + BNB for safety and peace of mind.

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P2ENotWorking

· 12-27 15:41

The talk about echelon differentiation has been heard too many times; the key question is when will it rise? The SOL ecosystem is still lying flat even if it's awesome now; it's better to hold onto BTC and sleep peacefully. I've already cut my position in LINK a long time ago. Now that it's recovered, I'm starting to get tempted... It's addictive. Holding BTC and ETH is indeed stable, but the phrase "risk is controllable" sounds ridiculous—what's actually controllable? TAO is surging wildly; be careful not to become a bagholder. This round really tests patience. Watching others get rich quick by trading clones makes me feel a bit frustrated holding onto a first-tier coin.

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