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MATIC｜Polygon The market always chases new trends, but there are some coins that don't survive on novelty alone, and Polygon is one of them. The reason it remains on the table ultimately revolves around whether there is real demand for the zk route and progress in corporate partnerships. In terms of scale, Polygon is currently roughly at the billion-dollar level, and its track can be categorized under scaling/L2. To conclude, it now resembles an asset that needs to be dissected to understand its structure, rather than a name that can be clarified by just its popularity. Whether the market is willing to continue valuing it is not a mystery; it still depends on whether brand partnerships are generating incremental value and whether funds are willing to stay for this line. I prefer to view it as a window for observation. Watching Polygon is not just about its ups and downs, but about whether brand partnerships can still hold strong. As long as the zk route and corporate partnerships continue to progress, the market will find it hard to completely remove it from the main line; however, once this area starts to loosen, the valuation can easily drop faster than the fundamentals. This is also why it often exhibits a phenomenon: it gets very hot when news breaks, but when it comes to actual pricing, it becomes very realistic. Many people tend to take two extremes when writing about Polygon: either they deify it, or they ignore it entirely due to its slow pace. In fact, neither is necessary. A more stable approach is to place it back in the scaling/L2 position and see if its advantages compared to other projects in the same track are still clear, and whether its shortcomings are expanding. If its advantages remain, even if it doesn't rise quickly, the market will eventually redirect its attention back; if the advantages start to dilute, no matter how loud the narrative is, it won't hold for long. In terms of prospects, I wouldn't view Polygon as a coin that can change its fate solely based on a wave of emotions. Whether it has room to grow depends on whether established scaling projects can regain attention. If this can be validated, there will be a reason for the valuation to be raised again; if it cannot be validated, the market will quickly retract its imagination. Therefore, such coins are more suitable for continuous tracking rather than drawing conclusions based on just one or two candlesticks. #鲍威尔4·29议息：任期收官之战 $BTC

SHIB | Shiba Inu When looking at Shiba Inu, the biggest fear isn't not understanding it, but rather only looking at the price without considering the underlying use cases. When this project is truly discussed, it often relates to the burning mechanism and ecological expansion. Its market size is roughly in the billion-dollar range, and it falls within the Meme/community ecosystem track. To conclude, it now resembles an asset that needs to be dissected to understand its structure, rather than a name that can be clarified by just its popularity. Whether the market is willing to continue valuing it isn't a mystery; it still depends on whether community engagement is increasing and whether funds are willing to stay for this line. Whether this type of asset is worth keeping in the discussion list isn't about whether the community will talk, but whether community engagement continues to occur. Currently, the market's view of Shiba Inu is becoming increasingly direct, focusing on whether the burning mechanism and ecological expansion can continue to deliver. If the delivery can't keep up, the price may surge initially but easily retract; if the delivery continues, even if the pace is slow, it may actually help solidify the foundation. Many people tend to take two extremes when writing about Shiba Inu: either they deify it or they ignore it entirely due to the slow pace. In fact, neither is necessary. A more stable approach is to place it back in the Meme/community ecosystem context and see if its advantages compared to similar projects are still clear and whether its shortcomings are expanding. If its advantages remain, even if the rise isn't urgent, the market will eventually refocus its attention; if the advantages start to dilute, even the loudest narrative won't hold up for long. Looking ahead, the upper limit for Shiba Inu isn't about whether it can tell a new story, but whether community enthusiasm can long-term hedge against valuation pressure. As long as this main line isn't broken, it won't easily fall off the hot list; but if the external environment changes, its pressure will also come very directly. In the context of a portfolio, it resembles an analytical object that needs to focus on data, rhythm, and delivery.

LTC | Litecoin Some coins become popular right away, but Litecoin is not one of those. It’s more like one that requires breaking down the logic to understand why the market still gives it a place, with the core being the halving narrative and transaction scenarios. Judging by common scales, Litecoin currently roughly belongs to the billion-dollar level, corresponding to the payment/established crypto asset track. To conclude, it now resembles an asset that needs to be analyzed structurally, rather than one that can be easily defined by its popularity. Whether the market is willing to continue giving it a valuation is not a mystery; it still depends on whether payment efficiency has increased and whether funds are willing to stay for this line. At this stage, Litecoin is no longer suitable to be summarized with just "having a story." What truly determines whether it can still be viewed positively is whether payment efficiency is still expanding and whether the halving narrative and transaction scenarios can provide stable feedback. The market's patience with it has decreased compared to before; however, as long as the data remains, attention won't just vanish. Many people tend to fall into two extremes when writing about Litecoin: either they deify it or ignore it entirely due to its slow pace. In fact, neither is necessary. A more stable approach is to place it back in the payment/established crypto asset position and see if its advantages are still clear compared to projects in the same track, and whether its shortcomings are expanding. If its advantages remain, even if it doesn't rise quickly, the market will eventually redirect its attention back; if the advantages start to dilute, no matter how loud the narrative is, it won't hold for long. My judgment on Litecoin leans towards neutral and tracking. It’s not that it lacks imagination, but the market is no longer willing to pay too high a premium for pure imagination; what really needs to be observed is whether the old assets can continue to remain due to their stability. This is also the most interesting aspect: analyzing the logic is sufficient, and there’s no need to turn it into an emotional slogan. #鲍威尔4·29议息：任期收官之战 $BTC

AVAX｜Avalanche Many coins are seen when they are hot, but Avalanche seems to be re-understood in the midst of divergence. It doesn't rely on a slogan to hold the scene; what truly makes people come back repeatedly is the implementation of subnets and the retention of funds. In terms of market size, Avalanche roughly falls into the billion-dollar level, positioned in the public chain/subnet track. To conclude, it now resembles an asset that needs to be unpacked to understand its structure, rather than a name that can be clarified by just its popularity. Whether the market is willing to continue giving it a valuation is not mysterious; it still depends on whether the enterprise chain and RWA have incremental growth, and whether funds are willing to stay for this line. For projects like Avalanche, the most useful perspective is usually very simple: is anyone using it, is the money staying, and is the scenario becoming clearer. Following this line of thought, we will ultimately return to the implementation of subnets and the retention of funds. Thus, its volatility is not just emotional fluctuations, but more like a vote on whether the market continues to believe in this logic. Many people tend to take two extremes when writing about Avalanche: either they deify it, or they ignore it directly because of the slow pace. In fact, neither is necessary. A more stable approach is to place it back in the public chain/subnet position, to see if its advantages are still clear compared to projects in the same track, and whether its shortcomings are expanding. If its advantages still exist, even if it doesn't rise quickly, the market will eventually pull attention back; if the advantages begin to dilute, no matter how loud the narrative is, it won't hold for too long. In terms of prospects, I wouldn't view Avalanche as a coin that can change its fate just by relying on a round of emotions. Whether it has room behind it depends on whether commercial cooperation can be converted into real usage. If this can be verified, there will be a reason for the valuation to be raised again; if it cannot be verified, the market will quickly retract its imagination. Therefore, such coins are more suitable for continuous tracking rather than drawing conclusions based on just one or two candlesticks. #鲍威尔4·29议息：任期收官之战 $ETH

BCH | Bitcoin Cash Bitcoin Cash is a project that is most easily overlooked when the market is too noisy. This is because it doesn't tell the most exciting story, but rather addresses more fundamental needs, especially regarding transaction costs and merchant integration. If categorized by scale, it currently falls into the billion-dollar range, classified under payments/peer-to-peer cash. To conclude, it now resembles an asset that needs to be examined structurally, rather than one that can be easily defined by a single buzzword. Whether the market is willing to continue valuing it is not a mystery; it still depends on whether there is incremental growth in its payment attributes and whether capital is willing to stay for this narrative. I prefer to view it as a window for observation. When looking at Bitcoin Cash, it's not just about the ups and downs, but whether its payment attributes can still hold strong. As long as transaction costs and merchant integration continue to progress, the market will find it hard to completely remove it from the main narrative; however, if this aspect starts to weaken, the valuation may drop faster than the fundamentals. This is also why it often exhibits a phenomenon: when news breaks, it gets hot, but when it comes to actual pricing, it becomes very realistic. Many people tend to take two extremes when writing about Bitcoin Cash: either they deify it or ignore it entirely due to its slow pace. In fact, neither is necessary. A more stable approach is to place it back in the payments/peer-to-peer cash category and see if its advantages are still clear compared to similar projects, and whether its shortcomings are expanding. If its advantages remain, even if it doesn't rise quickly, the market will eventually redirect its attention; if its advantages begin to dilute, no matter how loud the narrative, it won't hold up for long. Looking ahead, the upper limit of Bitcoin Cash is not whether it can tell a new story, but whether the old narrative still has new points of relevance. As long as this main narrative is not broken, it won't easily fall off the hot list; but if the external environment changes, its pressure will also come very directly. In the context of a portfolio, it resembles an analytical object that requires close monitoring of data, rhythm, and realization. #美伊走向长期封锁：外交窗口关闭 $BTC

NEAR｜NEAR The market always chases new trends, but there are some coins that don't rely on novelty to survive, and NEAR is one of them. The reason it remains on the table ultimately revolves around whether there is real demand for the combination of account systems and AI direction. In terms of scale, NEAR is currently roughly at the billion-dollar level, and the narrative can fit into public chains/AI. To conclude, it now resembles an asset that needs to be unpacked to understand its structure, rather than a name that can be clarified by just its popularity. Whether the market is willing to continue valuing it is not a mystery; it still depends on whether the developer experience has incremental improvements and whether funds are willing to stay for this line. Whether this type of asset is worth continuing to discuss is not about whether the community will talk, but whether the developer experience continues to evolve. The market's view of NEAR is actually becoming more direct, focusing on whether the combination of account systems and AI can continue to deliver. If the delivery can't keep up, the price may surge initially but easily pull back; if the delivery continues, even if the pace is slow, it may actually help solidify the foundation. Many people tend to take two extremes when writing about NEAR: either they deify it or ignore it entirely due to its slow pace. In fact, neither is necessary. A more stable approach is to place it back in the public chain/AI narrative and see if its advantages compared to similar projects are still clear and whether its shortcomings are expanding. If its advantages remain, even if it doesn't rise quickly, the market will eventually refocus its attention; if the advantages start to dilute, no matter how loud the narrative, it won't hold for long. My judgment on NEAR leans towards neutrality and tracking. It is not without imagination, but the market is no longer willing to pay a high premium for pure imagination; what really needs to be observed is whether the technical usability can bring in a larger user base. This is also the most interesting aspect: analyzing the logic is sufficient, and there is no need to turn it into an emotional slogan. #鲍威尔4·29议息：任期收官之战 $ETH

UNI | Uniswap Looking at Uniswap, the biggest fear isn't not understanding it, but rather only looking at the price without considering the underlying use cases. When this project is truly discussed, it often relates to transaction fees, protocol upgrades, and market share. Its market size is roughly in the billion-dollar range, and it falls within the DEX/DeFi track. To conclude, it now resembles an asset that needs to be dissected to understand its structure, rather than a name that can be clarified with just a statement about its popularity. Whether the market is willing to continue valuing it is not a mystery; it still depends on whether trading liquidity is increasing and whether funds are willing to stay for this line. At this stage, Uniswap is no longer suitable to be summarized with a simple "it has a story." What truly determines whether it can still be viewed favorably is whether trading liquidity is still expanding, and whether transaction fees, protocol upgrades, and market share can provide stable feedback. The market's patience with it has decreased compared to before; however, as long as the data remains, attention won't just vanish. Many people tend to take two extremes when writing about Uniswap: either they deify it or they ignore it entirely due to its slow pace. In fact, neither is necessary. A more stable approach is to place it back in the DEX/DeFi position, comparing it with projects in the same track to see if its advantages are still clear and whether its shortcomings are expanding. If its advantages remain, even if it doesn't rise quickly, the market will eventually redirect its attention back; if the advantages begin to dilute, no matter how loud the narrative is, it won't hold for long. In terms of prospects, I wouldn't view Uniswap as a coin that can change its fate solely based on a wave of emotion. Whether it has room to grow depends on whether decentralized trading can continue to expand. If this can be validated, there will be a reason for its valuation to be raised again; if it cannot be validated, the market will quickly retract its imagination. Therefore, such coins are more suitable for continuous tracking rather than drawing conclusions based on just one or two candlesticks. #鲍威尔4·29议息：任期收官之战 $BTC

ATOM | Cosmos Some coins become popular right away, but Cosmos is not one of them. It’s more like a project that requires breaking down the logic to understand why the market still gives it space, with the core being the usage rate of IBC and Hub positioning. By common scale judgment, Cosmos currently roughly belongs to the billion-dollar level, corresponding to the track of cross-chain/modularization. Let’s start with the conclusion: it now resembles an asset that needs to be analyzed structurally, rather than one that can be easily defined by its popularity. Whether the market is willing to continue giving it a valuation is not a mystery; it still depends on whether there is incremental ecological connection and whether funds are willing to stay for this line. For projects like Cosmos, the most useful perspective is usually very simple: is anyone using it, is money being retained, and is the scenario becoming clearer? Following this line of thought, we will ultimately return to the usage rate of IBC and Hub positioning. Thus, its volatility is not just emotional fluctuations, but more like a vote on whether the market continues to believe in this logic. Many people tend to take two extremes when writing about Cosmos: either they deify it or ignore it entirely due to its slow pace. In fact, neither is necessary. A more stable approach is to place it back in the context of cross-chain/modularization, to see if its advantages are still clear compared to projects in the same track, and whether its shortcomings are expanding. If its advantages remain, even if the rise is slow, the market will eventually refocus its attention; if the advantages begin to be diluted, even the loudest narrative won’t hold up for long. Looking ahead, Cosmos's ceiling is not about whether it can tell new stories, but whether the value of the cross-chain foundational layer can be repriced. As long as this main line is not broken, it will not easily fall off the hot list; but if the external environment changes, its pressure will also come very directly. In the context of a portfolio, it resembles an analytical object that needs to focus on data, rhythm, and realization. #鲍威尔4·29议息：任期收官之战 $BTC

ICP｜Internet Computer Many coins are seen when they are hot, but Internet Computer is more like being reinterpreted amidst divergence. It doesn't rely on a slogan to hold the stage; what truly makes people come back repeatedly is the development ecosystem and on-chain service capabilities. In terms of market size, Internet Computer roughly falls into the billion-dollar level, positioned in decentralized computing. To conclude, it now resembles an asset that needs to be unpacked to understand its structure, rather than a name that can be clarified by its popularity alone. Whether the market is willing to continue valuing it is not a mystery; it still depends on whether there is incremental growth in full-stack applications and whether funds are willing to stay for this line. I prefer to see it as a window for observation. Looking at Internet Computer is not just about price fluctuations, but whether full-stack applications can still stand firm. As long as the development ecosystem and on-chain service capabilities continue to advance, the market will find it hard to completely remove it from the main line; however, once this area starts to loosen, valuations can easily drop faster than the fundamentals. This is also why it often exhibits a phenomenon: it is very hot when news comes out, but when it comes to actual pricing, it is very realistic. Many people tend to take two extremes when writing about Internet Computer: either they deify it or they ignore it due to the slow pace. In fact, neither is necessary. A more stable approach is to place it back in the context of decentralized computing, to see if its advantages compared to projects in the same track are still clear and whether its shortcomings are expanding. If its advantages remain, even if the rise is not urgent, the market will eventually pull attention back; if the advantages start to dilute, no matter how loud the narrative is, it won't hold for too long. My judgment on Internet Computer leans towards neutrality and tracking. It is not without imagination, but the market is no longer willing to pay too high a premium for pure imagination; what really needs to be observed is whether the grand vision can translate into verifiable growth. This is also its most interesting aspect: analyzing the logic is enough; there is no need to write it as an emotional slogan. #鲍威尔4·29议息：任期收官之战 $BTC

XLM | Stellar Projects like Stellar are often overlooked when the market is too noisy. This is because it doesn't tell the most exciting story, but rather focuses on the harder underlying demand, especially in terms of partnership channels and network usage. If categorized by scale, it currently falls into the billion-dollar range, classified under payments/remittances. To conclude, it now resembles an asset that needs to be dissected to understand its structure, rather than a name that can be easily defined by its popularity. Whether the market is willing to continue valuing it is not a mystery; it ultimately depends on whether there is growth in small-value transfers and whether funds are willing to stay for this line. The key to whether this type of asset is worth continuing to discuss is not whether the community will talk about it, but whether small-value transfers continue to occur. The market's view of Stellar is becoming increasingly straightforward, focusing on whether the partnership channels and network usage can continue to deliver. If the delivery doesn't keep up, the price may surge initially but is likely to pull back; if the delivery continues, even if the pace is slow, it may actually help solidify the foundation. Many people tend to fall into two extremes when writing about Stellar: either they deify it or ignore it entirely due to its slow pace. In fact, neither is necessary. A more stable approach is to place it back in the payments/remittances category and see if its advantages compared to similar projects are still clear and whether its shortcomings are expanding. If its advantages remain, even if it doesn't rise quickly, the market will eventually redirect its attention back; if the advantages begin to dilute, no matter how loud the narrative, it won't hold for long. In terms of prospects, I wouldn't view Stellar as a coin that can change its fate solely based on a wave of emotion. Whether it has room to grow depends on whether the payment route can continue to maintain its presence. If this can be validated, there will be a reason for its valuation to be raised again; if it cannot be validated, the market will quickly retract its imagination. Therefore, this type of coin is more suitable for continuous tracking rather than drawing conclusions based on just one or two candlesticks. #美伊走向长期封锁：外交窗口关闭 $BTC