$PUMP is still rising 📈, and this round of行情 PUMP is the biggest winner. Short-term growth has already reached 300%❗️

Sure enough, CZ was right: buy and hold, and you don’t need to do anything else—you can make money.

In the crypto world, money is blown in with the wind.

As a microcosm of the big picture, my personal view: according to the current trend, BNB is a bit dangerous ⚠️

Leveraged trading is coming in hot—$HYPE . DEX’s daily active users and capital are continuously adding fuel. In this little bull run, HYPE’s increase is also higher than BNB’s.

The on-chain activity goes without saying: PUMP is the best proof that SOL’s chain is active.

As the largest meme launcher on the SOL chain, PUMP can surge massively, which only means the little-bull memes it creates on SOL keep coming, making people can’t help but want to buy the dip ❗️

As for BSC, FORM has growth, but not much. CAKE has plenty of cash flow, but it just can’t grow.

BNB’s biggest challenge right now is: BNB is expensive enough, and there are enough buyers. But the other projects in the BNB ecosystem are all half-dead— including ASTER and FORM, which CZ has high hopes for.

ASTER is targeting HYPE.

FORM is targeting PUMP.

But when it comes to user numbers and capital amounts, as well as building their own ecosystems, ASTER and FORM are getting outmatched by their competitors.

With an ecosystem that isn’t prosperous enough, relying on BNB alone, it’s probably hard to withstand the encirclement by HYPE and SOL.

I’m starting to think this model is the future: on SOL, the ecosystem isn’t flashy, but it’s not bad either; PUMP is thriving, and the overall balance of the ecosystem—where SOL chain activity explodes— is more promising ❗️

Of course… it may also be because ASTER hasn’t let me make too much money, while this PUMP move is just insanely good 🤣🤣🤣

Still, I hope BNB’s ecosystem can also have a PUMP—something that can catch the great small-bull projects. After all… young people who want to get rich still need a PUMP-like shanzhai, not blue-chip old-timers like BNB or SOL whose market caps casually hover around nearly a hundred billion.