The public chain track has been very lively recently.

On the BSC side, Meme projects have come up with new tricks, with several top projects collaborating to hype up the scene, creating an atmosphere of a bull market. Many community members are following suit, fearing to miss the next big surge. But how long this joint hype can last remains to be seen.

SOL has taken a different approach, with frequent moves from capital, and even industry bigwigs involved, showing a strong influx of funds. This kind of financing endorsement can indeed attract the attention of institutions and retail investors, giving ecosystem projects more exposure opportunities.

OKB is even more straightforward; the exchange has directly announced new Boost rules. The rule adjustments mean changes in user rights distribution, presenting both opportunities and challenges for token holders. Many are studying how to play the new rules most profitably.

Three different development paths, each with its own rhythm. Meme relies on popularity, capital depends on financing, and exchanges innovate with rules. Market competition is indeed pushing all parties to show their true capabilities.