Next week, the annual Solana conference (Accelerate) will be held in New York for a week. Unlike Ethereum community events like Devcon, ETHCC, and ETHDenver, this event is not just a gathering of the crypto community but will also include leaders from business and policy fields to discuss the future direction of Solana and the entire blockchain ecosystem. The complete schedule is here: At this conference, some representative projects on Solana will also be showcased. Let's talk about a few worth paying attention to: First is $JellyJelly and its founder's Slow Ventures. The founder of JellyJelly was one of the co-founders of Venmo (equivalent to Alipay in the US), which itself carries a halo. JellyJelly allows creators to publish unedited short videos (called Jelly) and automatically generates subtitles and transcripts through AI. Users can also tip content creators with $Jelly. Since it was last used as a tool to exploit the Hyperliquid vulnerability, JellyJelly has been dormant for a while. Recently, it has shown signs of returning amid the Internet Capital Market craze. Next is @timedotfun. Today, its leading tokens $toly, $mert, and $ansem collectively rose. As joked by group members: "toly and ansem will never issue their own memecoin, but they have time." Then there's $Dupe and AllianceDAO. This round, AllianceDAO started from Pump and now firmly controls the entry to the ICM platform. $Dupe, as a representative project of @launchcoin, has been pushed to the forefront, becoming a "model student." There may be bigger moves in the future. Finally, there's $SEND. As the only AI concept project representative at the conference, $SEND was once a leader in the last AI boom, with a market cap close to $200 million. After the AI MEME hype faded, many projects chose to lie low, but @sendaifun launched an open-source Solana AI Agent development toolkit during this period, supporting MCP, embedded wallets, and integrating multiple infrastructures like Phantom, Jupiter, and Phala Network. We hope it can return to the position of AI Agent leader. Of course, there are many other highlights worth paying attention to at this conference, such as Drift, Solana Mobile, Firedancer, Bonk, and more. The four tokens we talked about today all come from the most familiar projects in this round of market trends. Of course, this does not mean that the Solana Foundation officially endorses them. My focus is on: these projects have the opportunity to stand out at this conference, gain greater exposure, and bring a new wave of traffic to the related tokens.