Many people say that certain popular assets have reached a critical point and should top out, but this logic actually overlooks an important phenomenon — true game changers often only start accelerating at what others consider the "end point."

The key difference lies in the growth mechanism. When a project possesses genuine self-reinforcing properties, moving to a higher stage is actually the beginning of growth rather than the end. It's like a snowball rolling down a hill; the larger it gets, the stronger the gravity and the faster the acceleration. Projects with well-designed mechanisms attract new participants in each cycle, creating a cascade effect.

Currently, institutional investors have already seen this mechanism clearly. Their strategic approach is to quietly bet on assets with breakout potential while the public is still debating "Can it still go up?" The market still has many participants who haven't understood this logic and are interpreting project trends based on traditional cycles.

The real opportunity often hides in areas with the greatest cognitive gap.