After listening to Teacher Yuyue's sharing this time, I have a clearer understanding of the logic of on-chain investment. Choosing projects cannot rely solely on market popularity, but should analyze multiple dimensions such as chip distribution, team background, and community activity. Although monitoring tools can provide information, I personally prefer manual screening to avoid security risks. The ecological differences among various public chains have also made me realize that the BNB chain is suitable for long-term layout, while other chains may offer more opportunities but also come with higher risks, requiring a more balanced allocation of funds.

In addition, the liquidity of current altcoins is severely differentiated, with limited opportunities in the secondary market. On-chain may have more potential, but it is essential to precisely filter information and not blindly follow trends. Opportunities in the primary market during bear market phases are more worth paying attention to, but the core is still to establish one's own valuation system rather than relying solely on market sentiment.