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#Solana生态动态 Looking back at the crypto market over the years, it has truly experienced many ups and downs. The news I saw today reminded me of the past fluctuations. The pullbacks of Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana seem to be a replay of countless cycles in history. Every time I see such a fall, I can't help but think of those projects that once shone brightly, only to be buried in the market's rise and fall.
Particularly noteworthy is a16z's $50 million investment in the Solana ecosystem's staking protocol Jito. This reminds me of the situation back in 2020 when the Solana ecosystem was just starting. At that time, there was also a considerable influx of large capital, but not all projects were able to succeed. The future of Jito still needs time to verify. However, based on historical experience, infrastructure projects within the ecosystem tend to survive more easily.
As for those suddenly skyrocketing Chinese MEME coins, I find it amusing to watch. Isn't this just a remake of the ICO craze back in the day? It's just wearing a different disguise. History always repeats itself, but each time it repeats, it comes with new packaging. Investors should be vigilant and not let short-term FOMO emotions blind their eyes.
Looking back at the past cycles of bull and bear markets, I deeply realize that in this market, maintaining rationality and patience is more important than chasing short-term profits. Whether it is a new project or an old one, time is needed to test its true value. For today's investors, perhaps the most valuable lesson is: do not repeat the mistakes of the past, and do not miss truly valuable opportunities.