Everyone knows that Bitcoin is a hard currency, but the reality is in front of us—the price soars all the way up, and the high threshold deters ordinary investors. So people turn to altcoins, thinking that small funds can also participate. But what’s the result? A large number of low-quality coins flood the market, wildly cutting leeks, retail investors are completely wiped out, and funds are fleeing.

This creates a vicious cycle: liquidity dries up, market activity declines, and new funds dare not enter. The crypto space has not yet achieved the scale of the big A, and if this continues, who will still be interested in continuing? The core issue is clear—the ecosystem is filled with trash coins, and the phenomenon of bad money driving out good is becoming more and more serious.

To save this market, you have to be ruthless. Instead of allowing endless coins to survive on the chain and drain blood, it’s better to strictly control and only keep top-quality projects. A hundred carefully selected coins are worth much more than ten thousand trash coins. When the ecosystem is refreshed, investor confidence will return, and liquidity can truly be activated. Otherwise, if this continues, the entire industry will be consuming its credibility.