This year, my attempts at trading have indeed been quite unsuccessful. I was lucky with the Shiba Inu, getting in at a market value of 4 million and buying over 700,000 tokens of $TUT.

I got in when CZ first called for the token, and within a few days it went to Alpha, then voted to list it, and it eventually made it to Binance spot, where I still haven't completely cashed out.

Next, I will look for another opportunity, laying low for the second round of voting on Binance Alpha. Below is an analysis for reference:

In the announcement of the first round, there was a statement: the future voting rounds will expand to include all tokens in Binance Alpha.

This means that this round of token selection will add ETH, SOL, and Base chain projects.

Exchanges place a high value on trading volume, and an important factor in the evaluation of the first batch of token listings was trading demand, especially the trading volume on Binance's contract market and Binance Alpha platform.

Of course, the best tokens to list are those with "management" and sustainability, where project teams are continuously active and market makers are involved.

Currently, I personally choose a few:

On the SOL chain, $VINE, $Fartcoin, and $ALCH have all reached trading volumes in the hundreds of millions on Binance contracts.

On the ETH chain, I feel that $ONDN and $PLUME, two RWA tokens, have potential.

On the BNB chain, $Broccoli (f3b) has a contract trading volume exceeding 200 million dollars, along with $KILO and $BR, which are local new listing tokens.

On the Base chain, $VIRTUAL has a chance to compete.

The above should not be taken as investment advice; trading tokens is a high-risk activity.