Many overseas users when first encountering the BSC ecosystem are primarily concerned with a straightforward question— which projects are most worth participating in?

This question seems simple, but making a true judgment involves some nuances. First, it’s important to understand BSC’s market positioning: as a key ecosystem of the mainstream public chain, it hosts both mature project applications and innovative attempts by emerging teams. For new entrants, it’s not necessarily about chasing hot trends; instead, they should focus on two dimensions.

One is the actual application scenarios of the project and its user base. Checking data like TVL, trading volume, and active addresses can help you quickly filter out less substantial projects. The second is the team’s background and community enthusiasm. Projects backed by established teams tend to have relatively more controllable risks.

In short, there are indeed good projects worth participating in within the BSC ecosystem, but the prerequisite is to learn how to analyze data, listen to stories, and discern authenticity.