Recently, the activity on the SOL chain has completely surpassed that of BSC. It may be due to the trading enthusiasm of foreign users during the Christmas holiday, similar to the market boom before and after the Chinese New Year in our country. Anyway, the data speaks for itself—the launch frequency of new projects has already left BSC far behind.

The core point here is: when playing with dog projects, don't be overly attached to any one chain. Casinos are everywhere; go where there are more people and sufficient liquidity—that's the right way.

Recently, new projects on the SOL chain generally have a market cap in the range of $50-100 million. Although the individual ceiling isn't high, the advantage lies in the large number and quick rotation, providing many opportunities for secondary players. Moreover, the success rate of secondary revival is also quite optimistic. Old projects worth millions have maintained their popularity; for example, the $snowball project I participated in a couple of days ago, after two deep V-shaped corrections, still managed to sustain market interest. Later, $liquid, even in the secondary stage, can remain stable above $1 million, indicating that the market is rotating alternately and liquidity is being reasonably allocated.

In contrast, BSC has seen almost no new projects recently, and old projects remain stagnant, with the entire market extremely cold. Even the token airdrops from some top exchanges have halted, further confirming the liquidity exhaustion.

What does this tell us? Trading cryptocurrencies is about going with the flow, following liquidity, and not stubbornly sticking to one chain. Overall, the market is still within a bear market framework; the ceiling for any project is being suppressed. If you want to play, choose the hottest ones, act when it's time, and take profits when the time is right. Overconfidence will only lead to losses.