Yesterday, passing by the milk tea shop on the corner, I saw the owner adjusting the price sign. The sign for the milk tea that was originally 35 yuan was changed to 22 yuan. I asked her what was going on, and she smiled bitterly and said, "The cost price hasn't changed, but customers all say it's expensive. If I don't lower the price, no one will buy it."

This scene reminded me of today’s $BILL, which slid from yesterday’s high of $0.068 down to $0.043, a drop of 8.45%. The volatility range is 101%, which looks just like a roller coaster ticket price—exciting.
The most interesting thing is its "wealth composition": liquidity is only 1.86 million dollars, but the FDV is as high as 429 million. This gap is like someone with only 20k in savings but holding a 4 million dollar property deed to show off. Theoretically, it’s very valuable, but want to cash out? That’s another story.
Small tokens like this on BSC are just like that, with 17,056 holders, all playing a game of hot potato. Today’s trading volume of 87.34 million dollars is quite active, indicating that many people are still running around in this musical chairs game.
The market is just so realistic—everyone is a genius when prices go up, but when they fall, doubts about life start. But to be fair, the excitement level of these small-cap tokens is indeed much more interesting than mainstream coins.