Bg is gradually resuming withdrawals. Starting from the 28th, you can slowly withdraw. If you have funds in there, keep an eye on it. This suspension of withdrawals has had quite a significant impact. Right now, the information gap is pretty serious. I just went to check the news and saw that brew has also launched on alpha. Yesterday, I only noticed gstock launching on alpha because the formula only reported one. I just searched other media sources—some only reported brew, while others reported both in two separate announcements. This kind of thing actually has a big impact. Some people thought only one launched and went chasing it, only to get trapped. After gstock launched, the momentum wasn’t strong, probably because everyone expected it to launch, so once it did, people started selling. Just now, the foundation announced a buy-in, and the price went up a bit again. Brew probably doesn’t have many retail investors, so after it launched, quite a few people chased it. When Ppoly launched, I was wondering if there would be a meme pool for it. At the time, I didn’t search for it. Last night, I looked it up—there’s very little, and it doesn’t seem like anything has taken off. I randomly picked a few and bought a bit. Now, one is profitable, and the other is losing money. Sol has been quiet for a long time. Today, a speedrun golden dog e/acc came out, and some people are already calling it the next pepe. The good news is that Sol hit 120 again. Arc hasn’t seen much movement. The leading projects are still stable, and I haven’t noticed anything new taking off. Right now, everyone’s attention has shifted to other chains, but my strategy is to focus on chains that no one else is paying attention to when everyone is chasing others. Robinhood hasn’t changed much. The leading projects remain stable, and new ones keep popping up every day. As for me, I still can’t keep up.