I have a habit when looking at projects - don't worry about how high it can fly, first see how much it hurts when it falls. Recently, I've been keeping an eye on bitdealernet, and while the market swings back and forth, it remains quite stable. What's more crucial is that in the face of the selling pressure from yAp, the entire market data structure surprisingly didn't break apart. This kind of resilience is much more interesting than a short-term pump.

If you dig deeper, you'll find that they don't rely on hype and shouting out orders to hold the scene; their products, closed-loop systems, gaming platforms, and launchpads are all solidly in place. Market sentiment will ebb, but projects with solid infrastructure can stand firm even when the tide goes out.