Continuing to Confirm the Prophet: Comparison of Progress between Dragon One and Dragon Son and Dragon Sun A few days ago, I wrote several posts on the topic of whether the USD1 concept track led by B is worth it or not. I elaborated on how to deal with the investment opportunities and thinking logic of the Long-1 and Long-2 investors in the context of limited market liquidity. At that time, many people felt a bit unhappy when Fud arrived in their bags. Four days have passed now, let me take a look at the situation of other imitators: As shown in the picture: At that time, the single letter project imitating B included C, D, E, M, T, and the double letter CA, so I said at that time that all 26 letters were almost used up. Now that Long Yi B is on the verge of a fierce attack on ATH, how are these dragon descendants progressing? At present, with a market value of over 1M, only CA remains, but it has also dropped by 70% from its peak. The E created by the White Cloth Mubarak team has a market value of only 900000 yuan, a drop of 90% from its peak, and the other few seem to have abandoned their positions. Looking at the time when I repeatedly refused to call out CA orders and urged everyone to treat imitations rationally, is it basically their highest point? If I shout, will it be pouring water on my community and fans?? Look at my eyes, Black powder, please answer 😎😎 If a narrative can be sustained, the biggest advantage is definitely Long Yi, and this Long Yi is often the most powerful and eager to do the project well. Why? Because Longyi has the highest exposure and market/value premium, with high returns. If the narrative cannot continue, even Dragon One cannot survive, and other imitations can only die faster and more thoroughly. @BUILDonBsc_AI B updated its official website last night, and the design is much better than before. No wonder it has gone up a bit. But at that time, we were in the process of King's Star Rush ⭐， I asked a little buddy, do you have ATH? Not yet? Okay, then keep waiting. Don't be overly sensitive to short-term profits, and don't lack imagination about long-term returns Can you remember and implement the many golden phrases you have read?