The biggest problem currently facing cryptocurrencies is that their breakeven point has lost its meaning for ordinary investors. Cryptocurrency has always been a high-risk asset, and everyone entering this field knows that its risks are high, but they accept the risks because the returns are always worth it. You came here knowing that you might lose everything, but a 100 fold return is enough to make you accept this risk. But now the situation is different. Why do novice traders choose cryptocurrency, while "safer" artificial intelligence stocks can easily earn higher returns every week? Some ordinary investors can earn 2-3 times a month by randomly buying some artificial intelligence stocks, while those cryptocurrency enthusiasts who switch between 5 chains and multiple wallets for 16 consecutive hours are losing money. In addition, liquidity is dispersed across millions of tokens on dozens of chains, so even if a token skyrockets, 90% of cryptocurrency holders miss the opportunity because they chose the wrong chain at the wrong time. What cryptocurrencies need now are several 'big winners' who can make it onto mainstream media. Headlines like 'Ordinary people turn $1000 into eight figures with a meme/artificial intelligence coin' are not uncommon. Only this kind of thing can truly attract ordinary people to participate, and before it happens again, we will continue to sort it out horizontally.