Wake up! Four years have passed, and even Ethereum, the market's second-largest, is still lying below its all-time high. How do you expect that your so-called altcoin can turn things around?

Stop obsessing over K-line charts. First, calmly answer this question: Out of thousands of tokens on the market, Ethereum, the second-largest, has yet to return to its peak, still missing 30%-40% of its market cap—what makes you think that your project is a once-in-a-lifetime dark horse?

The reality is so harsh. The ultimate fate of the vast majority of tokens is not some hundredfold myth, but quietly returning to zero. What about technology? The team isn’t lazy. The root of the problem lies elsewhere—the entire market is stuck in a deadlock caused by "liquidity fragmentation." Assets are scattered across various chains, each operating independently, making it impossible for funds to flow freely.

Interestingly, some protocols are now trying to break this deadlock. They haven't issued new tokens to stoke the flames; instead, they are doing something more fundamental: using cross-chain stablecoins and smart vaults to reconnect the scattered capital, transforming it into a smooth, flowing vessel.

Think about it—your tokens are trapped on a certain chain, surviving or dying on their own, while others are laying down a high-speed highway for currency—funds can flow freely and automatically earn yields during the process. This isn’t about creating bubbles out of thin air; it’s about fixing the market’s inherent efficiency flaws.

So next time, don’t just ask "Will my tokens rise?" Instead, ask "In which ecosystem can my assets truly come alive?" When the next bull run arrives, the winners won’t be those who gamble blindly, but those who have long seen through it all—those who understand that liquidity is the decisive factor.