#数字资产市场洞察 Thinking about $FOLKS this coin, I have to say a few more words.

On the day of listing, I was optimistic about $100, but then it fell, and all kinds of voices popped up online—saying I was talking nonsense, saying this coin would go to zero, and so on.

Today, I won't dwell on those emotions; let's look at the solid data, and everyone can weigh it themselves.

This coin has a total market cap of 50 million, with only 12 million in circulation. At $5 each, what is the circulating market value? About $60 million. A $60 million market cap—what does that mean in the current crypto space? Meme coins and small-cap tokens are easily in the hundreds of millions or billions. This market cap, frankly, is just a small fraction.

Why was it so confident on the first day of listing? Ultimately, because the circulating supply was too scarce. Once initial chips attract attention, they can be amplified. Now that it has fallen, most people see it as 'fallen,' but from the data, the circulating market cap hasn't really expanded, and the chip structure remains light.

When it drops, people's hearts get anxious. But just looking at emotions isn't a good investment approach. Projects with a capped total supply and limited circulating supply, as long as the fundamentals are solid—reliable team, viable track, product progress—then the price rise is just a matter of time and popularity.

If you've already bought in and are stuck, don't panic too much. What you should really watch is how the project develops and the overall market trend, not being led by daily price fluctuations and online noise.