The fan token leader ANSEM may have already surpassed hundreds of millions, but not every meme project of this type is worth playing! ANSEM's success depends on the perfect combination of timing, location, and people. It took a highly coordinated effort from all sides to push it this high. New copycat projects that follow are unlikely to reach the same level. First off, the key factor is the endorsement by the original figure. Simply having the DEV airdrop tokens isn’t enough. It’s like influencer marketing—most of these projects are third-party initiatives, and the hype can only be driven by the main figure themselves. Not every KOL-backed project can take off. At the very least, the influencer needs hundreds of thousands of followers to create a significant network effect. @blknoiz06, for example, has millions of followers, covering both Chinese and international audiences. Smaller influencers with just tens of thousands of followers shouldn’t even bother. Stick to projects on the SOL chain where the leaders are. Most BSC projects are run by Chinese influencers, and even if they launch, the chances of PVP (player vs. player) are much higher compared to projects with international followers. When it comes to fan loyalty, we honestly can’t compete with them. Plus, many Chinese project leaders might refuse to endorse due to risk concerns. Their approach isn’t as open as international players. Since it’s not their own project, they’re even less willing to take risks. Dumping and FUDing is pretty standard behavior—just like how yesterday, the second brother directly sold off Wang Xiao Er. Lastly, the market is still in a bear phase, and funds tend to polarize. The market will only recognize the strongest consensus project, and other derivative projects in the same sector are unlikely to gain traction. So if you’re going to play, stick to the leader for short-term moves. Copycat projects really aren’t worth it!