When will this small ETH rally end?

Actually, it doesn't depend on how much $ASTEROID can rise.
But the problem is, ETH itself is one of the origins of memecoin, $SHIB , $PEPE , $JOE$, $MOG ... too many OG-level memes have validated the wealth effect here.
It's not so easy to completely pull users out of this narrative pool.
It's just an amplifier, not a switch.
What truly determines the market trend is—where can continuous profit-making effects still be generated.
As long as ETH memes can keep hitting new highs and new narratives can keep taking over, funds won't leave.
Because the market is simple:
Money always flows to the place that is “most profitable, best at storytelling, and easiest to spread.”
The current problem with BSC isn't a lack of a coin explosion, but a lack of a complete set of narrative chains that can continue to take over.
More importantly, “do users have a sense of direction?”
ETH has a zoo, with OG meme cultural accumulation;
SOL has foreign meme culture, with natural spreading soil;
But BSC has been stuck at the level of “narrative visibility”—not because there’s no content, but because it’s not being continuously amplified.
Like #HakiMi, an independent IP, its dissemination ability is actually very strong, and even now, you can still see its emoji packs circulating on Xiaohongshu;
$BNBHolder 's narrative is also very direct, but in the end, it all stops at “single-point emotion,” without forming continuous relay.
Single-point爆发 is useless; funds can't be retained.
You can promote one coin, or ten coins, but if the follow-up can't keep up, liquidity will still flow away.
The same applies to SOL—it's not that anyone is in a hurry, but all three chains are fighting for the same thing:
Attention + liquidity + the ongoing right to hot narratives.
It's not a war between chains, but who can keep answering one question:
Where's the next piece of meat?
As long as ETH can keep providing answers, this wave won't end easily.
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