To be honest, don't just look at how much the project has risen; the key is whether it has real implementation.

In a bull market, any project can become popular, but the speed at which projects are eliminated in a bear market truly shows a project's resilience. Now, the opportunities for quick gains are indeed fewer, and those projects that truly stand out share a common trait—continuous value output, not just relying on concepts and marketing.

Looking at Bongo's recent achievement of a new development milestone, frankly, many people only pay attention to headlines like "another new milestone achieved," but few take the time to look deeper into how much effort and how many detours were involved behind the scenes. That’s the difference. Projects that persist in pushing product iterations and consolidating their ecosystem during a bear market are the ones with potential.

There's also another project that won't have new updates until January, which is a tough cycle for many. But on the flip side, investors who are unafraid of waiting and can stick around are often the ones who truly make money.