The precious metals market has experienced rollercoaster swings: a "Black Monday" saw prices plummet from $83 to $70, with a massive rush of short-term investors collectively rushing to exit. Investors who entered at high levels are now issuing warnings: "Stop being driven by emotions, cutting losses and exiting is the wise choice."

This scenario is repeating itself in both traditional assets and crypto markets. On the surface, the recent rally makes sense: rising inflation expectations, driven by industrial demand, sounds fundamentally solid. But in reality, a flood of short-term capital has swarmed in, turning rational value analysis into a pure emotional game. Once the sentiment shifts, latecomers always suffer the most.

In the crypto ecosystem, Meme coins are especially like this—rapidly soaring and crashing, cycling repeatedly. However, some projects have chosen a different path: rather than being hostage to short-term price fluctuations, they focus on community engagement, continuous dissemination, and consensus building. The benefit of this approach is that even if the candlestick chart looks dangerous, the support becomes stronger.

The key difference is: prices may wobble, but true consensus is hard to destroy instantly. That’s why some assets can survive multiple cycles, while others vanish after the first crash. The final winners are often not those who chase the top by luck, but those who truly understand the project and are willing to participate long-term as builders.