In the cryptocurrency market, there is always a type of coin that catches people off guard — they claim to be innovative but lack any substantial project development or technical accumulation as support, relying entirely on market sentiment and retail investors' FOMO psychology to survive.

A quick look at history reveals the clues. Those projects that once enjoyed brief popularity are often the ones that trap investors who frequently surf the market and are easily driven by FOMO emotions. These coins share common characteristics: no real application scenarios, vague team backgrounds, and hollow whitepapers — essentially, a harvesting game.

Many people hold a lucky mindset, thinking that riding the hype can make quick money, but they fail to realize that the nature of trash coins does not change. Even if the market as a whole rises and Bitcoin hits new highs, these projects without fundamentals cannot turn around. Because they fundamentally lack value support — no application, no ecosystem, no prospects — they will ultimately head to zero.

Therefore, I advise everyone: don’t be blinded by short-term gains. Before entering, ask yourself: does this project really solve a problem? If the answer is no, then entering is like being cut, and once trapped, there’s no way out. Instead of chasing these uncertain targets, focus on projects with real applications, strong team support, and ecosystem development — this is the right path for long-term investment.