You know, I just found out about this coin HEI... Heima is a fork of the Litentry network, which was renamed at the beginning of 2025. It initially focused on decentralized identity, and now it claims to be a Layer 1 blockchain with ambitions for cross-chain interoperability.

I read that HEI was listed on some major exchange in February, which gave it a bit of hype. But here’s an interesting thing — when I looked at the current data, I saw that the price dropped to $0.07 in recent days, down 16.48% in a single day. They previously reported a jump of 44%, but that was a long time ago. The circulating supply is now around 67.6 million tokens, with a maximum of 92.9 million expected.

I understand that this sounds like an interesting project — technically promising scalability, security, and cross-chain interaction. But honestly? When a new coin drops so sharply after hype, it should be a red flag. Be very cautious with such coins that have just appeared on the market. HEI might have potential, but the risk is clearly high right now. Would you take the risk?