How the overall market behaves and how people argue about it have little to do with top-tier players. The momentum and direction of the top-tier players have never actually been influenced by the overall market. NFTs are an unexpected innovation that was driven by major Ethereum whales taking the initiative after the breakthrough. Inscription is an unexpected technological breakthrough that was actively promoted by a major institution behind the scenes. SOL's MEME was driven by big capital in the circle capturing the market's underlying aversion to VC sentiment at the time, and the early stages of the Murad list were basically scripted by WM. Murad's speech at the conference in September 2024 marked the real first shot. Even the recent Molt-triggered Base market was pre-designed and didn't require a particularly strong environment. Top-tier players focus on whether the new story is compelling enough to attract everyone. The first wave of a trend is mostly man-made and doesn't require highly macroeconomic conditions. There's no need to worry about anything—considering most people's wealth, there's no need to think about the strength or weakness of the dollar, the cycles of precious metals, or the US stock market. Just ask yourself one thing: Is the industry you're in already a place where everyone around the world is participating in discussions? If not, then it's still a blue ocean. Extend your time horizon, look at the path ahead, and first accumulate your initial capital.