I'll just say the conclusion directly: Although the recent surge of leading ecosystem tokens is fierce, the real opportunity is no longer here. Forward-looking funds have already started positioning for the next breakout point—a seriously undervalued Layer2 project. Let’s break down this matter today.

🔥 The dangerous signals behind this phenomenal rise

The recent rally of top ecosystem tokens has indeed been intense. Early investors have certainly made a fortune. But here’s the problem—looking at the candlestick charts, the RSI has already broken through 90, which is a typical sign of short-term overheating. Even more painfully, colleagues in the office who usually don’t touch cryptocurrencies are starting to ask, “Can it still go up?” When this全民FOMO (全民 Fear Of Missing Out) atmosphere appears, it usually means the top is not far off.

The underlying fundamentals are actually fine—DeFi total locked value has surpassed 10 billion dollars, and the NFT market shows signs of recovery. But fundamentals alone are not enough; technical positioning is what matters. If the $120 level is broken, it’s highly likely to drop to $105 or even $95. So at this point, short-term traders should consider taking profits, while long-term holders can wait for a pullback to re-enter.

💡 Funds are secretly flowing in this direction

In a bull market, money is always flowing, especially from expensive assets to cheaper ones. When the leading coins have already surged so much, incremental funds naturally shift to those sectors that haven’t yet taken off. Recently, there has been a lot of activity in Layer2 projects, and a top Layer2 project has already begun to show its teeth.

This project has a very solid background. It is backed by top-tier capital, and its ecosystem development is in full swing. Compared to those coins that have already gone through a rally, the value proposition here is clearly better. As long as market sentiment continues to heat up, rotation effects will persist—this is an unavoidable pattern in every bull market.

The current question is not “Can we make money,” but “Where is the money flowing to?”