This is the end of the meme chips in hand, and then start to attack, preparing to release VC chips,

#币安Alpha
Binance co-founder He Yi recently stated on Space that most meme coins will eventually go to zero, and the vast majority are unlikely to escape the fate of reaching zero; only a very small number of projects have the ability to survive long-term. However, it is still difficult to determine which projects will stand out and endure over time. Binance has drawn up a watchlist that includes projects supported by venture capital (VC), infrastructure projects, decentralized finance (DeFi) projects, and various meme coins. However, due to unreasonable token models or inflated and fraudulent data in some projects, these projects did not meet the launch requirements. To enhance the platform's transparency, Binance has deliberately included some projects in the observation phase in the Alpha area of the Web3 wallet, allowing users to trade them to filter out those truly possessing long-term development potential.
He Yi also mentioned that as the number of Binance users continues to expand, the market value of newly launched coins often shows rapid growth in a short period, but then frequently faces slow downward pressure. Although Binance has attempted to take measures to keep coin prices within a relatively reasonable range before launching, this approach has not been widely accepted by the market. She further compared the differences between the crypto industry and traditional initial public offerings (IPOs), pointing out that many projects in the crypto industry lack a real and effective user base to support them, and their on-chain data is often artificially inflated due to airdrops and other means. This phenomenon causes projects with viable business models to be undervalued by the market. He Yi emphasized that only projects that can generate positive benefits for society are likely to achieve long-term stable profits and reinvest those profits back to the broader user base. $MEME