There are only two ways to survive and attract customers in the market now: 1. For a small team with limited funds but limited resources, it is often surprising to find market makers in the wild. TIA is an example of this 2. For those with a strong background and sufficient funds, seek out legitimate market making institutions to play for the long term. This stability is stable, but the entry point is crucial. Pursuing high prices is easy to be trapped, and you can't be sure As for those who are half dead and barely alive, the team has basically burned them down. Don't touch them Speaking of the $IP project, it's quite interesting. The South Korean team is in charge of the operation, high control, and concept floating, but investors are paying for it. Recently, their split project Poseidon raised $15 million in funding, with a16z leading the investment. Isn't this thigh thick enough? Although I personally have always been cautious about high control projects like this because I don't know how to participate at a low price, this level of capital endorsement cannot ignore the fact that there are at least two brushes in the team that can make them pay