Why don't we recommend buying all sorts of knockoffs in this bull market? We'd rather choose big coins. This bull market is not driven by individual investors, and there has been no large-scale influx of new leeks. This bull market is driven by institutional funds. If you were a fund manager, would you buy small knockoffs and outdated memes? The most basic question is, how do you write your investment report, right? If it is a bull market driven by new leeks, they will buy and rush around randomly, and junk imitations will fly around. Retail investors are irrational. So in this bull market, I think more funds will be concentrated on top large cap projects, especially those in the United States, which will be the first wave of institutional buying frenzy. Then observe the entry of new chives.