Are you still stubbornly holding onto coins that survive on hype? Wake up.

A few days ago, large funds withdrew billions in liquidity overnight, and the market signals couldn't be clearer — a cycle has peaked. How long has meme coin like PEPE been popular? From explosion to cooling down in the blink of an eye. Lacking real application, development roadmap, and with hype narratives running out, you're still holding on tightly. To put it bluntly, you're just making yourself a cash machine for others.

But this isn't to mock you; I want to remind you of one thing: why do you keep falling into the same trap? Because what you chase is never value, but hype. Hype is artificially created and can vanish instantly; value is rooted on the chain, and the longer it stays, the deeper it grows.

Meanwhile, what are the big players in the market doing? They are quietly positioning in those seemingly "boring" sectors — like oracles.

It may sound unsexy, but that precisely highlights the gap. PEPE gives you an emotional rollercoaster. What are the oracle projects doing? They are building the data infrastructure for the entire chain. If you're into DeFi, you need real-time price data, right? On-chain asset lending, derivatives trading — which of these doesn't rely on accurate price feeds? The RWA (Real-World Asset on Chain) boom is coming; real estate, government bonds, commodities need to be digitized, and behind that is the need for trustworthy data verification. Even future on-chain AI applications will depend on this infrastructure to feed data.

One is purely driven by emotion and speculation, the other is the foundational infrastructure that the entire ecosystem depends on. Just imagine the difference, and you'll understand.

The next wave of real dividends won't be in trending topics but in the corners most people overlook.