Recently, a notable phenomenon has emerged in the Crypto Assets market: the activities of the yzy project on the Solana chain have attracted widespread attention. This project seems to have drawn a significant amount of funds, impacting other projects within the Solana ecosystem. This large-scale flow of funds inevitably reminds one of the market Fluctuation caused by the previous Trump-related Token.

Interestingly, despite the poor reputation of the yzy project, it still attracted numerous participants. This phenomenon raises thoughts about investor psychology: is it merely the chase for hype rather than the value of the project itself? Observations indicate that many investors employed a quick in-and-out strategy, cashing out their profits when the hype was high.

Meanwhile, other on-chain projects are also unwilling to be left out. For example, the newly emerging Token project on the OKX chain, especially the project named okay, has attracted some follow, even though it has been mockingly referred to as "Copper Gong Bay Big Cut."

For the current market situation, a rational investment strategy may be to follow those high-quality assets that are temporarily overlooked but have potential. Market funds are always flowing between different projects, and high-quality projects that have temporarily had their funds withdrawn may experience a rebound in the future.

However, whether participating in popular projects or seeking undervalued assets, investors should remain cautious and manage risks effectively. The rapidly changing cryptocurrency market requires investors not only to follow trends but also to have independent judgment and a long-term perspective.