The market has just started to recover, and new coins are popping up like they've been injected with adrenaline. They can flood the scene with dozens or even hundreds of new tokens in a single day, with a vibe that almost screams "urgent to cut the leeks." Frankly, this wave of new coins launching en masse appears to be a sign of market revival on the surface, but in reality, it exposes the true nature of copycat coins trying to fleece investors—before the bull market even shows its shadow, speculators are already eager to jump in and harvest.

Having been involved in the crypto space for over ten years, I want to share some heartfelt advice: whether to invest in a coin depends mainly on its "market recognition." Don’t be brainwashed by the project’s fundraising PPTs and empty promises.

Take Bitcoin, our core asset, as an example. Since 2009, it has undergone nearly twenty years of testing. From a few cents to nearly $90,000, it has experienced countless crashes, regulatory crackdowns, and black swan events, yet each time it manages to bounce back and even hit new highs. That’s true resilience validated by the market—whether you’re chasing gains at the peak of a bull market or bottom-fishing during a bear market, looking at the long-term cycle, you can generally recover and profit. This kind of cyclical resilience is something new coins simply cannot compare to.

On the other hand, newly launched coins—especially those bragging about "market cap breaking a billion"—claiming "technological breakthroughs" or "ecosystem revolutions," and talking up a storm, are often just hype. The problem is, they haven't even survived a full market cycle yet, like newborn babies whose survival tomorrow is still uncertain.

The fact is, at the start of 2026, over 620,000 new tokens have been created worldwide. Most of them are air coins generated in just a few minutes using no-code templates, with no decent team background to speak of. What value can they possibly have? This is the real picture of the current new coin market—nothing but a bubble built on hype.