The more chaotic the situation is, the more we must maintain our focus on the leader.

What does BSC resemble right now?

It is not the start of a bull market.

It is like the exit of a train station, with twenty people rushing over shouting:

“Bro, mine is the real Dragon Two.”

“Mine is the Prince.”

“Mine has a wallet.”

“Mine will be seen by CZ soon.”

It sounds lively, but it is actually very dangerous.

Because liquidity is not like tap water that you can just turn on.

When an ecosystem has just produced a leader, the biggest fear is not the lack of people rushing in, but a bunch of projects showing up to steal the spotlight.

Today it’s Dragon Two.

Tomorrow it’s Dragon Three.

The day after tomorrow it's the True Dragon.

The day after that it’s the youngest disciple of the Supreme Emperor.

In the end, the leader gets drained, retail investors get dismembered, and the big players pop champagne.

What’s impressive about Solana this time is that the market is willing to first showcase ANSEM as the flagbearer.

If every project in BSC wants to be the Prince, in the end, it might be a scramble for supremacy, with no one ascending the throne while retail investors are carried away first.

So the more chaotic it gets, the clearer we need to see:

Who is the real target attracting everyone's attention?

Who is the one truly absorbing liquidity?

Who is the target that everyone argues about and cannot avoid?

Meme is not about who shouts the loudest wins.

It’s about where the funds, attention, and consensus finally coalesce.

When chaos ensues, don’t rush to recognize relatives.

First, look at the leader.

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