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Ansem: This cycle will usher in an "on-chain supercycle", with the barrier to retail investor speculation falling to an unprecedented low.

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Crypto KOL Ansem recently stated in a post that this cycle will be "very, very crazy". He pointed out that in the previous cycle, roughly 90% of retail investors became exit liquidity for smart money, as centralized exchanges only listed meme coins when their market cap reached billions, suffered from long-term infrastructure instability, and lacked user-friendly mobile apps. This cycle is a stark contrast: retail investors can buy any popular on-chain asset with one click across multiple chains in under a minute, and frictions in speculating on low-market-cap tokens have fallen to an all-time low. Centralized exchanges, having missed out on massive trading volumes, are now more proactive in listing tokens; Coinbase has integrated its native Coinbase Wallet, allowing users to participate in new token launches instantly. Ansem believes meme coin trading volume will not only attract retail capital but also draw developers: open blockchains enable skilled developers to quickly turn their ideas into immediate liquidity using AI tools like Fable. He is bullish on tokenization and innovative applications, and specifically noted that tokens capable of continuously capturing and compounding attention (such as ANSEM) will see significant gains in the bull market. Ansem argues that an on-chain supercycle has arrived.

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