The recent debates in the crypto circle have turned into a chaotic stew:

The battle between large and small caps, the rivalry between Dragon One and Dragon Two, the fight among different chains, the capital flow disputes... #meme
Whether it's a conspiracy or not, the market always votes with its feet.
As an ordinary investor,
1. Never #Allin, keep your position within a range where you can sleep peacefully, leave enough cash and bullets, only survive then you have the qualification to talk about 100x, and take profits when the time is right.
2. The storytelling should be close to mainstream audiences: don't use those "black talk" only insiders understand, avoid being obscure or overly profound, tell stories that ordinary retail investors and institutions can FOMO over.
3. The circulation rate of chips should be good and sufficiently dispersed: liquidity must be strong, chips shouldn't be too concentrated in big players or teams. Projects with low circulation and poor depth, no matter how fast they rise, are easily knocked back to their original state.
4. The fundamentals must withstand scrutiny: story rationality, whether it can be sustained long-term, not just a quick wave, the token's fundamentals, the health of the chips, whether the community is building something, etc.
5. Maintain independent thinking and regularly review: don't be completely hijacked by any #KOL, market style switches faster than you think, taking profits and cutting losses in time is the real skill.
In the dirt dog market, living long and healthy is more important than a hundred times gains for a short period. Opportunities will always come. #meme