The secondary market is showing incredible resilience. After last night's crash, today's rebound has been pretty solid, with many coins even surging violently. A lot of older coins are becoming more pragmatic about how to attract market attention and buyers. It's no longer just about hyping things up with words—they're starting to deliver actual benefits, like buybacks, narrative upgrades, etc., paired with secondary market moves to draw attention. Secondary market traders will also check if these promises are truly actionable before jumping in. Strk: Narrative upgrade as an L1 anti-quantum privacy public chain, plus network upgrades on the technical side, and btcfi subsidies increasing TVL. PYTH: Oracle machine, part of the revenue goes into the treasury for token buybacks. STX: btcfi increases TVL + secondary market continuously pushing up the coin price. Looking at some "monster coins," they’re surging violently while also pulling back to shake out weak hands, then surging again. It’s no longer just a one-time pump—the pullback periods are longer now, but they’re giving diamond hands more surprises. Like the recent $US, Lobster, OGN, RLC, etc. When I used to play the secondary market, I only looked at OI data growth. Now, I also pay attention to changes in fundamentals. If the fundamentals are improving, I’ll buy the dip when the pullback hits the right level, then sell during violent surges, and buy back again after the next pullback. Binance delisted another batch of projects today, while the number of new listings remains very low. Some shell projects and older coins are being indirectly encouraged to make moves; otherwise, they risk getting delisted. Every major pullback is an opportunity to buy the dip.