Meme tokens and ecosystem platform tokens are essentially playing two completely different games. The former relies on trending topics and explosive community engagement, while the latter depends on real-world application and user retention—simply put, one is event-driven, and the other is supported by fundamentals.

From my own tracking over the past year, there are very few cases of new concept coins truly breaking through, with a success rate of less than 15%. Most of them are short-lived and then disappear without a trace. The problem isn't how beautifully the concept is packaged; the core issue is whether they can sustain trading activity and market attention. Once liquidity dries up, no story can save them.

Investors are prone to the misconception of trusting their expectations too easily. But the market will never change course for anyone's beliefs. Projects that last a long time are often not the ones with the most explosive concepts, but those supported by investors who know when to step back and can decisively cut losses when they make a wrong judgment. Ultimately, surviving is more important than making money.