Recently, the Chinese tokens on a certain top blockchain have been extremely hot. A project that only had a market cap of over 100,000 six months ago suddenly skyrocketed to 45 million. Who wouldn’t be envious of such growth? I couldn’t resist either. Last night, when I was insomnia, I saw the trend and impulsively threw over three hundred dollars into playing the lottery—just in case I could get support from a top platform.

This is actually the first time I’ve truly taken action in half a year. I’ve been watching from the sidelines after being wiped out on the chain a few times before. But the heat of this Chinese token wave is definitely different—this time, it’s not just retail investors going crazy; even overseas funds are entering the market to buy up. This shows there’s real enthusiasm.

However, I have to be honest: most of these projects are just short-lived hype coins, essentially gambling. If you want to participate, it’s okay to buy a few tens or a hundred dollars just for fun, aiming for that 0.01% chance of a hundredfold return. But if you’re thinking of throwing in big money, I advise you to forget it—this risk is simply unmanageable.

What’s interesting is that the Chinese token sector has been completely activated this time. This track used to be lukewarm, but now it has become a hot spot on a certain top blockchain. It looks like this market could keep going for a while, but no one knows how long it will last. Anyway, I’m playing with the mindset that I could be wiped out at any moment—if I make money, great; if not, I won’t be upset—after all, this is basically a lottery-style game.