Playing with memecoins and shitcoins, there’s no such thing as retail consensus—it’s all about the whales! The so-called consensus is propped up by capital. Funds in the secondary market are naturally drawn to strength. Small funds follow big funds, small players follow big players, and small whales follow big whales. Retail consensus is just the bottom of the food chain, serving as nutrients. BSC and SOL are competing for market liquidity, but what they’re really fighting over is big money and whales, not retail investors. 10,000 retail investors can’t compare to one powerful whale. As long as the whales are in, even if the concept is garbage, they can still pump it into a strong consensus. A lot of community-driven projects are clear examples. Without strong whales, they rely purely on retail consensus. A community of a few thousand people might only reach a market cap of a few hundred thousand. But once powerful capital steps in, even a community of a few hundred can hit tens of millions in market cap. If a project with the same concept has a higher market cap on SOL than on BSC, it just means their whales are stronger—it doesn’t mean they have more retail investors than you. So, compared to SOL, what BSC lacks isn’t retail players—it’s stronger whales and devs with real power. If Binance took just 10% of its daily exchange revenue to launch a project every day, BSC could crush SOL into dust! PENGUIN