#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 Regarding the LIGHT project, I have some thoughts I want to discuss.

To be honest, its direction is promising—combining AI with content distribution is a creative niche. But the current situation is that the project is still very young, and there are no fully functional products or ecosystems in place. The recent price surge is more driven by hype and capital sentiment.

Looking at the token itself, its market cap isn't large, liquidity is just okay, and the distribution of token holders is highly concentrated. What does this mean? Major players can move the price quickly in the short term, but it can also fall sharply. This is a typical small-cap characteristic, easy to control through market rhythm.

Compared to leading projects in the same sector like Lens and DeSo, LIGHT lags noticeably in product completeness and user base. Those two have already developed some real application scenarios, whereas LIGHT is mainly sustained by hype. This gap isn't something that can be bridged in a day or two.

Moving forward, key points to watch are: Can they truly launch practical content tools or AI applications? Are there new mainstream exchanges willing to list and collaborate deeply? Will capital enthusiasm continue? These factors will influence the subsequent development.

If I have to share my view, my approach is to run light positions for short-term trades—don't chase at the peak. If you want to hold medium- to long-term positions, you must see real product implementation; otherwise, the risk and potential returns are not proportional, and it's not worth it.