I avoid newly issued coins altogether, including classic examples like SOL and ETH. It's not that they lack technology; it's that I've held them for a long time and haven't made a single penny. Time has a cost; once you miss the explosive growth phase, there's no need to pay for their maturation period. The crypto world is inherently a gamble. When others talk to me about potential, I only look at results I've already proven over time—getting in now would just be paying for their stabilization period, and I won't do that. If I absolutely need to allocate some assets, I'd rather buy BNB or OKB; at least they're not sustained by continuous issuance.