Aptos is still the same Aptos; after the leadership change, it still can't escape the fate of changing its logo, with rounded corners turning into right angles. LAUNCHCOIN is swapping coins for BELIEVE, with intentions that are not just about the surface; the total supply has increased from 1B tokens to 1.33B tokens, claiming a 25% increase. Did the math teacher teach this? Clearly, the market is not buying it; an increase in supply means selling. The Jupiter proposal to destroy and repurchase 120 million tokens once again proves that the behavior of "repurchasing but not destroying" is just nonsense. The founder of MetaDAO has issued a new proposal, still wanting to sell some coins, even increasing the supply to sell coins. The coins sold OTC are the team's own; they can sell a maximum of 0.4M tokens per day, with a total cap of 2M. The market is also not buying it, showing indifference and a decline. The new ICO is likely to be difficult as everyone is waiting for the last few hours. Perena is probably one of the dumbest stablecoin protocols, failing to meet any of the three essential elements: "stability," "decentralization," and "scale"; it is neither stable nor decentralized, and it can't scale. Neutrl completed its fundraising of 50M in less than half an hour, which is not very promising, with expected returns of 30-40 APR, but the risk is 100%. If it encounters a TIA, it's over; it can't scale either, and it's just a hedge fund packaged as a stablecoin. MegaETH's public offering round is all about playing the game; the auction has no real meaning as everyone bids at the maximum price, unless they set a no-limit condition, then people will be cautious with their bids. Hakimi and Palu have entered a state of quantum entanglement, with their price wave functions completely overlapping. Last one out. 25/10/16