$SOL #牛市赛道是那条？

Due to the painful experience of being defrauded of 44 Binance coins by pancake's dogeZilla. I invested about 0.3 Binance coins and 0.5 Sol coins in Binance web3, and bought new coins directly through interaction.

Comparing the bsc chain and the Sol chain, the summary is as follows:

1. The bsc chain is safer. I bought about eight coins, and only one went to zero.

2. The Sol chain, although it has risen vigorously, is useless. Unless you buy in advance, otherwise, buying is standing guard. I bought about 7, and three of them went to zero, and one is about to go to zero. The chain has issued a lot of coins, and the issuance volume is basically controlled at 999.9M. This makes the coin price extremely easy to manipulate, often a Himalayan-style pull-up, and then a dive from the top of the mountain.

3. The bsc chain has prompts and risk warnings for coins that are easy to manipulate. Sol chain doesn't have any risk control. I guess there is no risk control at all. Anyone can issue currency and then cash out and leave. Therefore, it leads to such a strange and common phenomenon.

4. When buying new coins, you must look for multi-chain issuance, and there must be a website. If a new coin is too lazy to even make its own website, there is no need to take risks.

5. The surge of new coins is like winning the lottery. If you can win, you are lucky. If you can't win, just watch the excitement. Never bet heavily on any new coin, unless it is listed on Binance. You can buy 100 at a time, about 10 US dollars each. Never spend thousands of US dollars, because it will return to zero.

Basically, the summary is over, and everyone is welcome to continue to add.