Recently, the crypto assets market has shown new trends, with the performance of the BAGS project surpassing Bonk, becoming the focus of market attention. Meanwhile, the UK community has started to promote the $Useless Token, triggering in-depth thinking among industry insiders.

This phenomenon reflects the intense competition among leading token issuance platforms, which has entered a dynamic game-theory stage. Although the overall popularity of projects on the Bonk platform has declined, some aesthetically mature and deeply rooted projects are showing potential amidst emotional fluctuations. With the promotional efforts of $Useless, related projects are expected to welcome a new round of growth soon.

However, the challenges faced by BagsApp have also attracted the market's attention. If it cannot timely adjust its operational mechanism, the platform is likely to fall into a difficult-to-sustain predicament. Currently, the core issue faced by BagsApp is that its gameplay is essentially one-time. When a wave of investment enthusiasm ends and market sentiment cools, what often remains are a large number of zero-value Tokens and projects that no one cares about.

What is even more concerning is that under this model, the lifecycle of projects is continuously shortening. Once the FOMO (fear of missing out) sentiment dissipates, the entire ecosystem could quickly cool down. This phenomenon has triggered a deep reflection on the long-term sustainability of crypto projects.

In this rapidly changing market, both investors and project parties need to reassess their strategies. Finding a balance between short-term hype and long-term value, and how to build a more sustainable ecosystem, have become important issues facing the entire industry. In the future, projects that can achieve a balance between innovation and stability may stand out in this challenging market.