$BNB $XRP $ETH

Recently, the public chain ecosystem has staged another exciting show. A core figure from a leading exchange lashed out on social media, directly criticizing projects that quickly profit from hype and manipulate retail investors. The topic revolves around the increasing number of Chinese MEME coins on BSC, with some riding on the coattails of prominent figures’ tweets, "nitpicking" to generate buzz, and even suspected of insider manipulation.

The core figure’s response was straightforward: "Do I need to do this to gain attention?"

This statement hit the nail on the head. A public chain’s success today relies on years of product refinement, ecosystem development, and community building, not just a few trending topics. But the current problem is that the approaches of speculators and builders have completely diverged.

One is short-term speculative thinking: chasing trends, boosting hype, and craving overnight riches. The other is long-term ecosystem thinking: steadily iterating products, deepening consensus, and accumulating real value. The conflict between the two is becoming increasingly obvious.

To put it more plainly: some use the reputation of a prominent figure to pump tokens and make money in the crypto space, only for the project to collapse and then shift blame. What kind of mutually beneficial relationship is this?

Truly valuable things are never about flooding the hot comment sections but about projects like BNB—focusing on refining product details, improving the ecosystem, and uniting users. A netizen summarized it well: "The key is to secure truly worthwhile assets."

Where does the real future of MEME coins on BSC lie? Probably not in "who a big V mentioned once," but in those who are actually doing real work and building genuine community consensus.

Market noise is always loud. Those who buy more as prices fall and those who block out distractions to focus on value often see vastly different returns in the end. True consensus isn’t built through arguments and word games; it’s established gradually over time.

Ultimately, opportunities always belong to those willing to focus on building, share value through concrete actions, and accumulate consensus over time.