#Binance Alpha Looking back at the Crypto Assets projects over the years, I can't help but feel that history is always remarkably similar. The news of PALU's market capitalization rising by 900% after being listed on Binance Alpha reminds me of the ICO boom in 2017. At that time, many projects also experienced big pumps right after their launch, with investors chasing them madly.

However, the way PALU was launched this time is quite refreshing. There was no prior promotion, no airdrops, it just went live quietly. This approach instead attracted more attention, with the market capitalization breaking through 30 million dollars in a short time. This makes me wonder, in the current market environment, does excessive marketing actually raise investors' vigilance?

Interestingly, PALU, as the mascot of Binance, seems to be trying to combine community culture with token economics. The character redesign competition held during the Mid-Autumn Festival undoubtedly lays the groundwork for cultivating community feelings. This reminds me of the early development of the Bitcoin community, which also relied on a shared cultural identity to consolidate power.

However, we must also be wary of such drastic price fluctuations in the short term. History tells us that rapid rises are often accompanied by severe corrections. For emerging projects, it is especially important to focus on their long-term development potential, rather than being blinded by short-term gains.

Overall, the performance of PALU reflects the market's enthusiasm for novel models, but it also reminds us to remain rational. In this rapidly changing industry, only projects that can truly create value for users can survive in the cycle. Let's wait and see if PALU can stand firm in the future storms.