Binance's two announcements actually reveal some current situations regarding altcoins.

1. Small-cap liquidity enhancement plan;

2. Reduction of collateral rates;

Both of these matters essentially refer to the same issue—current liquidity of altcoins is concerning, and Binance has taken some preventive measures. This is a positive step, but the sluggish liquidity is also worrisome.

The current strategy is simply to find tickers that can create scarcity (as mentioned earlier).

This is a long-term holding game.

On the other hand, projects that want to enhance market mindshare through "adopting USD1," "ETF staking," "collaborating with WLFI," etc., or directly cooperating with "Kaito" to raise token prices often experience short-term speculation.

This is a short-term fast-paced game.

👆For tokens before TGE engaging in these strategies, the probability is high that they aim for a high FDV opening, and the risk of taking over is very high (e.g., Sahara). For tokens after TGE doing the same, the probability is high that they want to briefly gather market attention, coupled with positive news, to manipulate the token price and offload some tokens (e.g., CreatorBid). It’s mainly important to examine contract-related data (in the current market environment, price fluctuations are basically driven by contracts).

That's roughly how it works.