The overall market trend and internal squabbles have little to do with primary market players. The momentum and direction of primary market players are, in fact, never influenced by the overall market. NFTs were initiated by major players after an unexpected innovation occurred. Inscriptions were initiated by a major exchange backing them after an unexpected technological breakthrough. SOL's MEME was initiated by large capital within the industry after they detected a latent aversion to venture capital in the market. Murad's initial listing was largely a pre-planned script by WM, with Murad's speech at the conference in September 2024 serving as the first real move. Even the recent base rally driven by MOT was pre-designed and didn't require a particularly strong environment. Primary market players focus on whether the new story they tell is compelling enough to attract everyone. The first wave of a trend is almost entirely man-made. It doesn't require particularly strong macroeconomic conditions. There's no need to be anxious about anything. With most people's wealth, there's no need to consider the strength or weakness of the US dollar, the historical cycles of precious metals and the US stock market, etc. Just think about one thing: is your industry already a topic of global discussion? If not, it's still a blue ocean. Take a long-term view, focus on the path ahead, and first accumulate your initial capital.