The reasons why many coins will disappear are simply due to short-term speculation. When you buy, the price may rise, but the reason it will ultimately go to zero is;

Meme coins and community coins are typical high-risk types. These coins mainly rely on emotions and community enthusiasm for support, without underlying assets or applications backing them. When the enthusiasm fades, their value almost goes to zero, and their long-term viability is very low.

Short-lived application tokens also carry huge risks. Many DApps issue tokens to attract users, but the applications themselves may not be able to operate long-term. After a DApp shuts down, these tokens are likely to lose any value.

The native coins of small copy chains belong to a high-risk category. They have similar functions to large public chains but lack ecology, developers, and asset reliance. Without long-term user support, these coins may eventually be eliminated by the market.

Speculative NFT market tokens are high-risk. Relying solely on popular NFTs or concepts to maintain value, when users leave or the NFT market is sluggish, these tokens may quickly go to zero.

Short-term social/game tokens may also disappear. If the user activity of on-chain social or game projects is low, and the gameplay is singular, tokens lack real application support, making it difficult to maintain value after the enthusiasm fades. #归零币