Many people are still dreaming of getting rich quickly, but the financial markets have already changed.

The impatience and bubbles from three years ago are gone. Today’s projects face fierce competition, and returns of hundreds or thousands of times have indeed become rare—being one in ten thousand is not an exaggeration. So the question is not whether there are good projects, but whether you can recognize them. More importantly, can you hold onto them once you have them?

So how to find them? Here are some key indicators:

**First, look at the pool size**—mainstream coins should have a market cap of at least 2000. This indicates that the project team has genuine financial backing and is not just randomly harvesting profits.

**Second, examine the distribution of tokens**—there should be at least 10,000 units held by participants. This reflects the sincerity of the participants and the depth of lock-in.

**Next, review the white paper**—avoid vague documents. It must have a clear development roadmap and business logic, showing that the team is genuinely solving real-world problems.

**Finally, and most importantly—community culture**. Projects without a community are just paper tigers. Building a complete social ecosystem is essential to support long-term growth.

"Slow is fast, fast is slow," this phrase is especially meaningful at this stage. Truly 10x or more targets often require time to ferment. By 2026, explore the most promising directions in the primary market; half a year is enough to validate them. Once you find them, cherish them well, and let the returns truly serve individuals, communities, and greater value.