The RWA zone has many tokens, making it difficult to understand each one. The top two, MKR and ONDO, are fine to look at with small amounts, while larger amounts can be allocated.
Not much energy either, I've been observing three in the long term: CFG, POLYX, PLUME, and there are a few reasons for RSR:
1. They have been listed on major platforms, have ample liquidity, and have been screened by large platforms, so they are at least not shell projects.
2. Their market capitalization is very low, even less than 300 million USD before the surge.
3. They are still continuously "working". It is also very simple to identify their ongoing activities. You can check their official website, Twitter, and Telegram to see if they are still updating their dynamics. Just look at GitHub to see if they are still updating their code; there is no need to delve deeply into how their code works or the market prospects of the product, because we are not large investors, and we don't need to be that professional, nor do we have the time and energy to understand those details.
Continuously doing business, small market capitalization, listed on a major platform, and being a leading project in the same track—these few indicators are enough. The crypto market is one where even air memes can be inflated to market capitalizations of billions or trillions. For these small-cap projects with application scenarios, who knows when the wind will blow in their favor, potentially raising them very high.
This is not to say that they will definitely succeed, but from the perspective of risk and return, it is indeed worth being considered as a "speculation" as part of an asset portfolio. #Gate 新上线 WLFI##九月份加密市场能否突破##今日你看涨还是看跌？#
