Regarding platform tokens like LIT, there is a phenomenon worth noting—any ecosystem token from a decentralized exchange platform tends to show good growth over the long term. Even established early-stage DEX tokens like 1INCH have their performance on display.

However, there is a balance to consider. There's a saying in the crypto world: "Trade new tokens, not old ones." Unless you believe in the true value backing projects like SOL and ZEC, most coins that have been dormant for years are already nearing the end of their life, or even close to zero. 1INCH and SUSHI are typical examples.

Why do many people still hold onto these? Mainly due to psychological reasons—there's a hope that former star coins can make a comeback. But in reality, the probability of catching a genuine old coin with real upside is very low. Instead of waiting, it's better to look for opportunities in the primary market.

Of course, if you have spare funds, dollar-cost averaging into coins like FIL is also a viable approach. Institutions like Grayscale are holding long-term, indicating liquidity is secure, and there's no need to worry about market manipulators. But relying on short-term trading to make explosive gains on FIL within a few months? Don't even think about it. The price increase of this coin over a year and a half often can't beat 95% of the market. This is the fundamental difference between dollar-cost averaging and short-term trading.