"After the wild frenzy of shitcoins ($CA) flying around and brutal pump-and-dump schemes on the RH chain, you'll notice that for quite a while, there seem to be more 'serious' projects popping up. Here's a few 'not-so-serious' reference tips: 1) A bunch of early projects developed by wild devs who initially jumped on the RH chain mostly launched quietly. After some time of gold-digging, they either got discovered and saw their market cap rise, or they’re weakly shouting 'New feature coming soon' on Twitter, with no one paying attention. Project teams also have their early-stage bonus period—if they miss it, it’s hard to make a comeback. 2) There are still many projects stuck in the mindset of the previous cycle, including some with already high market caps. Some of these have gathered a certain level of community consensus but are weighed down by product matrices and flywheel design baggage—better to keep your distance. Others are still pushing concepts that can’t be disproven or verified in the short term, trying to secure a spot and build step by step, which is understandable. The real issue is when they completely miss the biggest narrative of this version—tokenized stocks—and instead jump into NFTs or claim to revolutionize DeFi. Be cautious with these. 3) At this stage, there are some very simple and straightforward memes—if they gain consensus, they succeed; if not, they’re likely to flop. But there are also some memes disguised as serious projects, which is fair enough. After all, RH chain initially gained momentum through memes as a cold start. The difference is that some projects look serious but desperately deny being a meme, forgetting that no matter how polished the story or technical vision is, it’s still a meme until it’s implemented. In these cases, it’s better to keep the market friendly, or else no one will stick around to run with you." #RHChain #Crypto #DeFi #NFT #Meme