The crypto primary and secondary markets are getting harder and harder to navigate. The core issue is that too many project teams aren’t focused on building great products—they’re just here to cash out. Take @opinionlabsxyz as an example. So what if it’s in the prediction market space? After being rugged countless times, retail investors (aka 'chives') aren’t going to fall for big promises anymore. Back in the day, meme coins with tens of billions in market cap had people chasing them. Then it dropped to billions, then hundreds of millions. Now, there are projects with just a few million in market cap, and even then, retail investors aren’t willing to jump in. This isn’t just a liquidity issue—it’s because the 'chives' have wised up. They’re no longer willing to be the liquidity providers or the exit liquidity. So where are the opportunities in the primary and secondary markets moving forward? I think it’s still with teams that genuinely want to build great products. Look at whether the product has users, how it makes money, and how the project’s earnings benefit token holders. If there’s real demand, profitability, and the token has tangible utility or a solid reward mechanism—combined with reasonable valuations and tokenomics—then it’s worth investing in.