Recently, many cryptocurrency enthusiasts have been frequently discussing the potential price peaks that certain tokens could reach, such as $10 or $100. However, this idea seems to overlook the relationship between market capitalization and actual value. Taking a certain cryptocurrency as an example, if its price reaches $1, its market capitalization would be equivalent to 36 billion RMB.

This number seems enormous, but we need to compare it with traditional markets. In the A-share market, companies with a market capitalization of 36 billion are usually enterprises with considerable scale and influence, often creating significant social value and economic benefits in their respective fields.

In contrast to certain cryptocurrency projects, we can't help but ask: how much actual value have they created for society? Can their technological innovations, application scenarios, or the real problems they solve truly support such high valuations?

This line of thinking does not deny the potential of encryption currencies, but rather calls for investors to view the market more rationally and analyze the essence of projects more deeply. While pursuing profits, we should also pay attention to what kind of progress and transformation these emerging technologies can bring to society.

A truly valuable project should gradually demonstrate its ability to solve real problems during its development, rather than relying solely on speculative psychology to drive up prices. As industry participants, we have a responsibility to promote the cryptocurrency ecosystem towards a healthier and more substantive direction.