There is a friend on the SOL chain who bought an early project token with 400U, and in two days, their account grew to over 240,000. Someone on the BSC chain also entered with 290U, and in less than a day, they made 70,000.

People involved in contract trading or the secondary market often react skeptically when they hear these stories—they think it's all just a scam. This kind of thinking is actually understandable. The on-chain environment used to be chaotic, with all kinds of scam projects and fraudulent schemes everywhere. Many people lost money and then stopped touching on-chain assets altogether.

But the situation has changed dramatically. Since the emergence of standardized token launch platforms like Pump and Four, the ecosystem has been completely transformed. The tokens issued by these two platforms are standard contracts, secure contracts, with no scam functions or hidden traps. Because of this, the "scanning the chain" approach has truly matured—it specifically involves operating around tokens from these two platforms.

The primary market and the contract market are fundamentally different. I've rarely seen ordinary people truly turn things around in the contract market. But on-chain, it's a different story—there are countless examples of successful reversals. The key difference is the utilization of funds. On-chain tokens are in very early stages, with a market cap of just a few thousand dollars. If they rise to several hundred million, that's a multi-thousand-fold increase. Once these tokens are listed on exchanges, they enter the contract market. So, those who scan the chain are the most sensitive to information and most likely to seize early opportunities.

That's why more and more people are choosing to scan the chain rather than get stuck gambling in the contract market.