【Chronic Illness Becomes a Doctor】Essentially, it’s not about knowing more theories, but about developing the ability to judge true or false, good or bad through continuous trial and error and learning from mistakes.

In internet projects, especially in the Web3 field, this is particularly important.

True judgment should never be limited to narratives, packaging, or short-term emotions, but should penetrate the surface to see whether the project has the ability for sustained operation and self-growth.

Recognition of a project does not rely solely on subjective personal judgment but should be verified by the market.
Therefore, real market data—including user growth, capital flow, usage frequency, and the natural discussion heat around the project—are often more valuable references than any single conclusion.

The market will not pay for emotions but will continue to amplify truly valuable things.
And this is precisely the most reliable signal when screening projects over the long term.

Looking at attention data, @StandX_Official is an asset gradually entering the mainstream view.

In the current market environment, price fluctuations are often the result, while changes in attention are leading indicators. According to the latest MindShare data, STANDX is experiencing a very clear and sustained process of cognitive diffusion.

As of now, STANDX’s MindShare has reached 5.32%. This number itself carries some weight, indicating it is no longer a marginal asset but has begun to steadily enter mainstream market discussion.

More important than the static figure is the slope of change.

Decomposing over time, we see that the increase in attention for STANDX is not driven by a single short-term event but is the result of multi-cycle resonance:

- On a 1-day scale, MindShare increased by 209 basis points, a rise of over 64%, showing rapid short-term emotional gathering;
- On a 7-day scale, the increase expanded to 79%, indicating ongoing discussion rather than a one-day noise;
- Over a 1-month period, MindShare increased by more than 235%, beginning to reflect medium-term cognitive reassessment;
- Over 3 to 6 months, the increase reached 654% and 995%, respectively, indicating a long-term trend has formed;
- Over a 1-year period, MindShare has increased approximately 17 times, meaning STANDX has completed a full transition from “almost no attention” to “widely discussed.”

From a graphical perspective, this attention curve is also very representative. After long periods of low-level accumulation, a noticeable rise began in November, with discussion density significantly increasing in December, showing a typical acceleration diffusion pattern. Such trends often mean that narratives are starting to be understood and accepted by a broader range of market participants.

It’s important to emphasize that MindShare reflects not price but market mental occupancy. When a project’s attention begins to rise across cycles before the price fully reflects it, it usually indicates two things:
First, the market is forming a new consensus;
Second, the participant structure is changing, spreading from early followers to a broader audience.

From this perspective, STANDX’s current position is more like a transition stage from marginal narratives to mainstream narratives. It has gone through the “little attention” period and has not yet entered an emotionally extreme crowded stage, but is in a process of continuous validation and reinforcement of cognition.

In summary, the message conveyed by this set of data for STANDX is very clear:
This is not a short-term emotional fluctuation but a structurally rising attention curve. In a market driven by expectations and priced by consensus, this kind of change itself already has significant research value.