The crazier the chaos, the more you need to stay focused on the leader. What does BSC feel like right now? It’s not the start of a bull market. It’s like the exit of a train station, with twenty people rushing over at the same time shouting: “Bro, mine is the real Dragon #2.” “Mine is the Crown Prince.” “Mine comes with a wallet.” “Mine is about to get noticed by CZ.” Sounds lively, but it’s actually dangerous. Because liquidity isn’t like tap water—you can’t just turn it on and have it flow. When an ecosystem has just produced a leader, the biggest threat isn’t a lack of challengers, but a flood of projects all trying to steal the spotlight. Today, it’s Dragon #2. Tomorrow, it’s Dragon #3. The day after, it’s the True Dragon. And the day after that, it’s the Emperor’s personal disciple. In the end, the leader gets drained, retail investors get wrecked, and the whales pop champagne. What’s impressive about Solana this time is that the market was willing to rally behind ANSEM as the flagship. If every project on BSC wants to be the Crown Prince, it might end up like a battle of nine dragons for the throne—no one ascends, and retail investors get carried out first. So when things get chaotic, you need to see clearly: Who is truly capturing the market’s attention? Who is genuinely absorbing liquidity? Who is the one project that everyone keeps coming back to, no matter how much noise there is? Meme culture isn’t about who shouts the loudest. It’s about where the money, attention, and consensus ultimately converge. When chaos reigns, don’t rush to claim relatives. Focus on the leader.