Is the bull coming or not? If the bull doesn’t come soon, it might be too late when it does! Right now, the biggest risk for the bull market isn’t the lack of hype, but the fact that the market cap is already very high. The market is prematurely pricing in expectations like 'listing on Binance Alpha' or 'launching futures.' But the project shares the same name as a movie, and there’s no clear indication yet whether they’ve obtained authorization. Having the same name doesn’t necessarily mean infringement, but if it involves the movie’s title, character images, or promotional materials, platforms might raise concerns about copyright, trademarks, or improper associations during their review process. Binance tends to be cautious with these kinds of disputes. If the risks can’t be eliminated, the listing expectations might fall through. @heyibinance @cz_binance Is that right, Big Bro and Big Sis? Low market cap memes can pump just on hype, but high market cap ones need fresh capital and positive catalysts to sustain momentum. If the only reason people are buying is 'waiting for Binance,' then if Alpha doesn’t get listed, what’s going to support the current valuation? It might still go up, but chasing at this level means betting on an outcome that hasn’t been confirmed yet. When the hype is at its peak, it’s even more important to stay calm. Don’t treat rumors as official announcements, and don’t be the one left holding the bag in a FOMO frenzy. By the way, there’s another rumor that the movie *The Bull is Coming* might get taken down? For real? That can’t be true, right?