Recently, there have indeed been some interesting developments in new coin listings. The most obvious is $collect, which nearly doubled immediately after the contract went live, with a very sharp increase. There's also $light, which surged 8 times within a day; such performance definitely catches the eye.

But to be honest, the performance of these projects largely depends on the strength of capital support. Without sufficient market participation, even the best projects will find it hard to show impressive gains. So if you want to participate, it's best to look for relatively clear signals of funding.

Both new coins and established coins are worth paying attention to. New coins may have opportunities for rapid gains, while old coins are relatively stable with better liquidity. The key is to consider your own trading strategy and risk tolerance. But ultimately, all of this is a game of chance, so risk management is essential—don't blindly chase after high prices.