Recently, a new project launched by a major exchange has once again sparked market enthusiasm. Many people are beginning to envision the possibility of "breaking 1U," and some are even shouting that "market cap could reach 7 billion." But we need to think calmly—is this really so realistic?

How much would it take to push the price to this level? This question may be seriously underestimated. How much selling pressure will there be once early investors cut their losses? This kind of pressure is often overlooked in discussions.

Do you remember the previous wave of "charity concept coins"? It was extremely popular four years ago. And what happened? History doesn't repeat exactly, but market rhythms often show astonishing similarities. Pumping by whale whales has never been for charity—that's just a gimmick. The real goal is one: dumping.

Have you thought it through? How is market cap management played? How is community consensus maintained? Where does the buying capital come from? Do you really understand these logics thoroughly? Impulsive buy signals can be exciting, but staying calm while watching the market might save you some money. Amidst the noise, maintaining clarity is especially precious.

(Risk warning: For reference only, not investment advice)