Originally, secondary mainstream coins were also considered primary market assets, but now they are becoming more regulated, with those listed on exchanges branding themselves as mainstream.
This industry needs to involve the general public more; what constitutes a good coin? I believe it's a coin that meets public sentiment, where most ordinary people have the opportunity to participate.
The BSC chain is essentially more suited for grassroots communities, but it lacks a global team focused on positive risk control to actively seek blockchain enthusiasts on the BSC chain, especially those capable of long-term community building.
In this way, we can create 10-20 communities of various styles, providing a standard for long-term management. Because a community is a coin, and a coin is a community. With the global prosperity and development of community-based initiatives, ordinary people can more easily join and embrace blockchain through these communities.
Only coins with a strong community cultural foundation can go to exchanges without facing the current situation.
What is the current situation? Buyers on exchanges don't know which coins to buy; it's basically just Bitcoin performing alone, while the rest are mainly 'smart people's strategies.' Retail investors and diamond hands can't find suitable targets at all.
What are everyone's thoughts? $BNB
