The Sol chain, when it was first launched, indeed presented a number of interesting gameplay elements. Early-stage projects such as Alpha projects, real estate NFT staking, SPL20 inscriptions, token coins, NFT-related businesses, new DEX staking, mobile airdrops, and Sol mining, among a series of activities, had relatively considerable returns for participants.

Moreover, the stories told by these projects and the innovative elements presented had a strong appeal, attracting many participants to engage.

I remember at the peak of the market, by participating in these projects, one could earn as much as 150 SOL in a day, although at that time, the price of SOL had not yet risen to particularly high levels.

At that time, I personally participated in quite a few early Alpha projects and indeed gained certain profits from them.

However, by March, the market's style began to shift, gradually moving towards PVP (player versus player).

Looking back at the Sol chain from this current time point, my view is not as optimistic as it was initially.

Now it feels like its development model has some similarities to the BSC in 2021, resembling a bubble-like rapid expansion, and in the process of rapid development, it seems to have gradually lost the initial innovative charm and the potential for development.

Therefore, at present, I hold a somewhat cautious attitude towards the overall view of the Sol chain.

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