The market has been quite active over the past week. On January 6th, a leading platform launched a new zero-knowledge proof project, BREV, which surged over 50% in just a few days. Analysts are even optimistic about a further 70% increase, with a target price between $0.65 and $0.68. The underlying logic is actually simple—platform endorsement plus the sustained hotness of the ZK track, which is highly attractive to new funding.

The futures market is also making moves. After MYX was liquidated with a large short position of $56 million, the price surged sharply, breaking through long-term moving averages, with a short-term target of $7.45. This contract-driven movement is indeed fierce, but it also carries risks—corrections could happen at any time, making it more suitable for experienced swing traders.

There’s also a newly launched Meme coin, which initially had a market cap of only $4 million but skyrocketed to $16 million within a week. Celebrity influence, key timing, and platform promotion all contributed—completely a sentiment game. These kinds of assets are extremely volatile, so only very small positions should be used to trade them.

If you prefer a more conservative approach, there are options. BNB, as the core of the ecosystem, has on-chain RWA assets exceeding $1.8 billion, with major institutions gradually entering and collaborating. It hit a new high of $1375 in October last year. In the long term, the bottom range for this asset is estimated to be around $1200-$1500, making it suitable as a core holding for the long term.

Recently, AVAX also gained support for new trading pairs. The Layer1 ecosystem continues to expand, with the pace of enterprise and Web3 application deployment accelerating. Short-term benefits come from the addition of trading pairs, while medium to long-term growth depends on the ecosystem’s inherent development strength.

To summarize the risk hierarchy: Meme coins are the riskiest, followed by BREV and MYX, then AVAX, with BNB being the least risky. Regarding position sizes, short-term holdings should not exceed 10%, medium-term targets 10%-30%, and BNB can serve as a stabilizer. For stop-losses, set at 15%-20% for short-term trades and around 10% for medium-term holdings to prevent extreme market crashes.

One more reminder: cryptocurrencies are inherently high-risk assets. The above are just market observations and analyses, not investment advice. Always carefully consider your own risk tolerance before entering the market.