Recently, the US stock market staged a jaw-dropping spectacle. Eightco Holdings (stock code: OCTO) experienced an astonishing rise of over 5600% during the day just because of a change in chairman, closing with a rise of more than 3000%. This newly appointed chairman is not an unknown figure, but a well-known person in the Wall Street tech circle, Dan Ives, who has long commented on tech giants like Apple and TSL, and once predicted the arrival of a "tech super bull run."

This phenomenon of market volatility triggered by a single event is not uncommon in the cryptocurrency space. A simple name change, a social media tweet, or even a collaboration announcement can cause the price of a cryptocurrency to skyrocket in an instant. However, in the face of such drastic price fluctuations, should investors blindly follow the trend?

In fact, the investments that can truly be held for the long term and generate stable profits often do not come from short-term news speculation, but rather from projects that have real ecosystems, user value, and sustainable revenue models. Taking the stablecoin sector as an example, some projects are gaining market share through solid ecosystem building rather than simple liquidity competition.

Successful projects often conduct in-depth research on asset characteristics, such as stability, usage frequency, and applicable scenarios, and design low-slippage, high-efficiency operating mechanisms based on this. More importantly, they are often able to closely integrate governance, incentives, and ecological value, allowing token holders, liquidity providers, and even decentralized applications that connect to benefit from the ecosystem.

This approach is not simply about attracting funds, but about building an ecosystem that can continuously generate value. While such projects may not create the myth of overnight wealth, they can provide investors with long-term stable returns.

In investment decisions, rationality and long-term vision are particularly important. Rather than chasing short-term profits, it is better to focus on projects that build ecosystems and create real value. After all, in financial markets, true success often comes from continuous value creation rather than fleeting speculative behavior.