Currently, apart from the broader market, I personally pay attention to Solana and SKR. SOL is one of the leading public blockchains, and it shows signs of bottoming out recently. Combined with continuous ecosystem expansion, it typically benefits first when capital flows back. SKR, on the other hand, represents a new narrative, combining Web3 phones with an airdrop mechanism, with 30% of the supply directly allocated to users, which generates strong buzz. One leans toward stability while the other toward high potential, so I think positioning both makes reasonable sense.
Currently, apart from the broader market, I personally pay attention to Solana and SKR. SOL is one of the leading public blockchains, and it shows signs of bottoming out recently. Combined with continuous ecosystem expansion, it typically benefits first when capital flows back. SKR, on the other hand, represents a new narrative, combining Web3 phones with an airdrop mechanism, with 30% of the supply directly allocated to users, which generates strong buzz. One leans toward stability while the other toward high potential, so I think positioning both makes reasonable sense.