Last year, the operational approach over there was completely different. When it came to BSC this time, I noticed an interesting phenomenon—most people who bought in were aiming for quick profits and had no patience to wait for the project to ferment and develop.

That project yesterday is a typical example. When it opened, no one was optimistic, and it dropped terribly. Later, I started building a position and speaking out, and only then did the market react. Once someone took the lead, others also realized the opportunity and rushed in, resulting in liquidity clustering instantly, and the entire trading depth was locked.

This reflects a core characteristic of the BSC market: participants are impatient and short-sighted, lacking the patience for long-term holding. Liquidity has become a double-edged sword—it seems lively, but in reality, it can be quickly absorbed. As more people discover this pattern, it actually intensifies this centralized behavior mode.