Trading coins to the end is actually about trading who can tell the most enduring story. Behind it all are capital, connections, narratives, and structures working in harmony.

I have organized the relationships of the big players and capital behind these 5 coins. Let's take a look at why they are so impressive.

ETH - Ethereum

Co-founder Joseph Lubin, a Jew, previously worked in finance at Goldman Sachs.

He single-handedly created ConsenSys, building MetaMask, Infura, these foundational tools for Ethereum.

In simple terms: ETH is the 'water, electricity, and coal' of the crypto world. Regardless of whether it rises or falls, you still need to use it; it’s the legitimate child of the military.

XRP - Ripple

Founders Chris Larsen and Jed McCaleb, with a lot of early money from the old financial sector, including funds like A16z.

Although the SEC has been chasing lawsuits for two years, it just won't die.

Why? Because there are people backing it up, it's really not something a regular small project can compare with.

SOL - Solana

Founder Anatoly, previously an engineer working on chips at Qualcomm.

The investor lineup is very fierce: Multicoin, A16z, and David Sacks (a Jew), one of the PayPal Mafia.

It has crashed so many times it could be a historical record, yet it just won't die.

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WLD - Worldcoin

Founder Sam Altman, the big guy who previously worked at OpenAI, a Jew with an extraordinarily strong background.

The core gameplay of the project is: grabbing your attention to distribute tokens, claiming to give everyone a digital identity with monthly airdrops.

Whether you think it's a cult or the future, as long as someone dares to invest and speculate, it can rise.

STRK - StarkNet

Founder Eli Ben-Sasson, one of the pioneers of Zcash's zero-knowledge proofs, from Israel, really knowledgeable in cryptography.

STRK is an L2 project, specializing in ZK technology, using mathematical methods that allow you to verify without revealing details.

Behind it are big funds like a16z, Paradigm, and Sequoia.

When the bull market really takes off, projects with lineage, background, and technology are unlikely to be absent — they have always been at the main table.