During a BSC bull market, you should be playing on the Solana chain; during a SOL bull market, you should be playing on BSC. If you're not making money, there's a reason for that.

First, BSC's bull markets are rarely the result of natural market evolution.
Second, no matter how many retail investors there are, they can't lift the system-level trend of BSC.
Third, only when platforms launch new features do the "second saints" have the motivation and necessity to create market trends.

I thought about it and reviewed this year's BSC market. That soil is only suitable for the "second saints" to artificially create a bull market. A group of retail investors dreaming of starting a bull market is simply a fantasy. But the second saints can only initiate an artificial bull market when they launch new features; that's when they stir up trouble. In March, they launched the Four platform. To support this launch, the #TST white paper was also released.

In October, the wallet feature was launched, once again forcibly initiating an artificial bull market. First, they created a narrative of the official Twitter being hacked. (Here's a side note: a top global exchange's Twitter security password issue is comparable to the exchange's overall security protection; the likelihood of hacking is very slim.) Media only report what they see and never verify. The second wave of the artificial bull market was thus started with the narrative of a Twitter hack, followed by Binance's incident, etc. Actually, a few days before the launch of 4, Alpha had already started a bull market in advance.

A deeper fact about BSC:
It's not the market that needs a bull run, but the platform that needs it.

The primary market is a attention market; essentially, it’s about this phrase: follow the money.
So a more accurate way to say it is: it's not about where you want to go to make money, but where the funds decide you must go.

First, where is the capital and liquidity concentrated?
A bull market on a chain is not about sentiment; it’s built on capital accumulation.
With capital inflows, depth, sentiment, stories—only then is there a trend.

Second, who has the ability to generate capital inflows?
Retail investors don't, KOLs don't, only platforms, on-chain whales, and top market makers do.