After this wave of bloodshed by $YZY, the $SOL chain will remain silent for a while.

The $SOL chain has the most people, the most money, and the highest market value that can rise quickly, but it is also the most competitive. Very few can make money; it can only continue to be PVP.

The $ETH mainnet hasn't had a big MEME for a long time, so we still need to wait and see for opportunities.

$BASE is Ethereum's second layer, so there are fewer people and less money, but it is also not competitive. The only pain point is not knowing which project to take.

The $BNB chain is still a chain that insiders like; suddenly you will see which project gets listed on Binance Alpha, and then it rises. I haven't profited from it, except for my cousin's $TST a few months ago.

The $OKB ecosystem is similar to $TRON. Will retail investors who were once hurt by the dirt coins on the $TRON chain return with a youthful mindset to gamble? Personally, I'm not very optimistic about the long term.

The $BTC ecosystem is working on BRC2.0. My friend urged me to buy a few NFTs to observe. It seems that this chain has been silent for three years after $ORDI and $SATS. During these three years, developers have been innovating and launched BRC2.0. I will take a look by getting on board. The only purpose of buying into the big pie ecosystem is to position myself as a full-chain player and its current market value is low. If there is no profit effect on the $SOL chain, then I might explore other potential tracks.