At present, platforms like Boop and Bonk are performing fairly mediocre overall, and have yet to form any substantial differences. Launchcoin, although experiencing the strongest surge, still cannot escape the inherent attribute of being a 'hard-to-play species' — the old path of Dragon One making money while Dragons Two, Three, Four, and Five all lose is likely to repeat itself.
More crucially, with multi-platform competition occurring simultaneously, it actually poses a liquidity disadvantage for the Solana chain in the short term: everyone is competing for users and projects, causing liquidity to be fragmented and unable to concentrate, making it difficult to form the next bull market at the on-chain level.
Every platform is trying to replace Pump, but so far, none has shown potential for a 'new emperor to ascend'. Pump has its issues, but it remains the closest to a standard presence at this stage.
Memes will not die, but without core Alpha driving, it is hard to see a real market trend emerge. This point has been emphasized before.
I am more hopeful that a truly tailored on-chain launch mechanism for 'non-Meme' projects will emerge in the future: relatively flexible in the early stages, not rigidly adhering to rules, allowing projects to run and perform before setting clear operational standards, which may align better with the on-chain evolution rhythm.