Recently, I have noticed two projects that are recognized by a leading exchange. Their listing logic is completely different, which is worth analyzing.

Let's start with the first project. This is an asset I have been paying attention to since the initial funding stage, and it has grown to a size of 17 million. It gained the opportunity to be listed during a downtrend, and now the market cap is essentially a way to give an explanation to early investors and the community. In this situation, the correct approach should be to decisively reduce positions when the positive news is realized, rather than chasing the high. After all, there was already ample room for growth in the early stage.

Now, looking at the second project, it’s much more interesting. It went from an initial size of 2 million directly to 4-5 million, with a very clean and attractive accumulation line. When the announcement of listing was made, market discussion was still low, but this precisely indicates that the recognition from a leading exchange is very strong. Such low-profile, high-quality projects might actually present an opportunity to chase in, because once the market reacts, there is often a new round of upward expectations.