Recently, everyone has been rushing to Hong Kong, and the number of developers on the BSC chain has visibly dropped off.

This kind of thing sounds like bad market-moving news, right?
But if you look at it from another angle—when there are fewer people making trades, the liquidity of the market doesn’t just disappear with them.
What ordinary people see is that the market is getting colder and no one’s playing. But players who’ve been in the scene for a long time will notice: this is actually a downtime window.
I went out of my way to dig into a few charts/projects that have been able to surface recently, and I found an interesting pattern: the origins basically all point to the same place—DEVAI openclawDEVAI.
Then I took a quick look at its data, and it’s pretty explosive:
The number of launches has broken 10,000, the project size reached 1.1M, and the PNL hit $17000.
This isn’t the kind of “I carefully pick a few good projects” game anymore. This is directly chewing up the market with high-frequency activity and steady output.
The logic is actually pretty simple—when others aren’t around, no one’s competing with you for the hot spots, no one’s racing your tempo, and even the costs come down along with it. And it’s been continuously launching and running right during this lull.
Bottom line: it’s using machines to exploit the time gap when humans are offline.
This thing is one of the most overlooked opportunities in this round. Worth waiting on.
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