Has the circle of friends been quiet these past few days? Those who were shouting 'MEME never sleeps' a few days ago are probably looking for places to deliver food now.
Bitcoin was hit hard back to $78,000, and Solana is also struggling to hold $100. In this market, most projects have been exposed—usually relying on hype, they turn to nothing when they drop. But I actually think the real opportunities grow in this 'bloody' market.
1. The MEME tide has receded, who is swimming naked?
The recent crash illustrates a principle: projects driven purely by emotion are like paper lanterns when liquidity tightens. The entire crypto circle from 2025 to 1011 saw the first half as a MEME carnival, with everyone rushing for the meme coins; but in the second half, people will realize that only those projects 'with cash flow and real asset support' can hold the floor price during deep corrections.

2. Why do I say Jackson.io is the 'stabilizing force' of $SUI ?
The logic is very clear, just three points:
It doesn't make money from 'air': Many projects are just shifting funds from one hand to the other, and Jackson earns real money from global Pokémon card (RWA) transactions. Even when the market drops, card players are still opening packs, and these transaction commissions are the 'rigid buying power' of the tokens.
It is a 'dividend-type' asset: In this market, holding $JACKSON and staking it as LP means you receive dividends from the platform protocol. Outside, people are facing liquidation, but you are collecting rent. This level of risk resistance is unmatched by those low-quality projects.
A 'safe haven' for big players: Smart money does not go empty-handed during a major drop; they convert to assets like Jackson that have 'blood-generating capabilities'. As long as the platform is operational, dividends will not stop, which is a hundred times better than just holding highly volatile MEMEs.

JacksonLP dividend mechanism
3. How should we operate in the second half?
If you lost money in this crash, don't rush to break even; first, understand the logic:
Give up on junk MEMEs: Projects without application or income may never recover once they drop.
Embrace the 'blood-generating' logic: Focus on projects like Jackson that have real backing (RWA), licenses, and genuine profit returns.
Don't wait until the overall market rises back to 100,000 before realizing you missed the best 'rent-collecting' opportunity.