Platform X is about to enable crypto trading features, choosing SOL as the underlying public chain. There is still some distance between the planned release and actual launch, but this news itself is undoubtedly a strong boost for the SOL ecosystem—those investors deeply involved in SOL longs and spot holdings may need to reassess their positions.

Due to US regulations, contract trading is obviously not going to happen. The most practical scenarios are quick purchases of meme coins and more convenient on-chain asset transfers—imagine seeing a contract address of a project in the SOL ecosystem, and being able to exchange directly with a click, or even transfer digital assets via X private messages. It sounds cool, but it also opens a new door for phishing scams.

Honestly, I am not very optimistic about this. If we have to look on the bright side, it could mean more participants in cryptocurrency, which might temporarily ease liquidity issues. But the problem is—the scale of new funds entering is actually limited, and most likely, these funds will be trapped in the crazy rotation of SOL-based meme coins.

What is the key hidden concern? Just look at the chaos in the Chinese meme coin ecosystem. Once popular influencers on X start to risk control and promote SOL local dog projects, it will truly become a "secondary dissemination disaster." This will only further disperse the already scarce liquidity. And the ultimate fate of these projects? Usually two outcomes—either the team suddenly pulls out the liquidity pool, or the contract gets frozen, and investors are wiped out completely.

Information dissemination is a two-way street. Stories of overnight wealth will be wildly shared, but equally, the tragedy of falling from the peak to the bottom in 1 minute will also be amplified. Once the market forms a collective perception that "crypto assets = garbage gambling tools," the problem becomes serious.