At present, it seems that there is a very big difference between the rune market and the inscription market.

The rune market is a strong one, and the Matthew effect is obvious. The market value of the top three runes accounts for more than 70% of the entire rune market, and also absorbs most of the liquidity, resulting in a negligible wealth-making effect of new runes, weak secondary takeover motivation, and extremely serious on-site gaming;

The inscription ecosystem can be said to be flourishing at the time. In addition to the three memes leading the sector, $ORDI $SATS $RATS, infrastructure projects also have a very good money-making effect, including but not limited to $MUBI $DOVI, etc. The short-term returns of new listings are also very high, so everyone is crazy about new projects every day in the summer of inscriptions;

Personal opinion, not necessarily correct

When $DOG is successfully launched on BN (this is the premise), the liquidity problem of the rune market will be improved to a certain extent. At that time, the strategy can be adjusted from "only buy big, not buy new" to pay more attention to infrastructure projects (chain bridges, launchpads, etc.). When the valuation of the top projects is close to saturation, funds will most likely overflow to infrastructure and new listings.