My recent actions have prompted me to reflect a lot on my investment strategy. To add to a leading project, I sold off other holdings, thinking I could secure stable profits, but unexpectedly, the coins just dropped. The loss was so straightforward that it gave me the opportunity to reorganize the entire BSC ecosystem's MEME coin layout.

During this period of observation, I found that the ecosystem on the BSC chain is undergoing an interesting transformation—gradually forming a relatively independent operational system. Some people are pessimistic about this trend, but I have a different view. Whether the ecosystem is tightly coordinated or gradually diverging, as long as liquidity exists and projects are progressing, there are opportunities.

Now, re-evaluating my investment portfolio, I think I need to be more cautious in choosing entry points. Recently, I’ve been paying attention to the $KASH project to see how it performs within the current ecosystem. The whole process has made me realize that the investment pace of MEME coins must keep up with the evolution of the ecosystem.