Regarding the LUNC project, recently many people have been discussing an interesting prophecy—someone calls it the "Simpson Timeline." In simple terms, the goal is for LUNC to eliminate all the zeros behind its price before 2030. This is not just empty talk but a clear technical roadmap from the project team.

From a mathematical perspective, this level of growth potential is indeed worth considering. If the current price reaches the target price, it would represent a wealth leap rarely seen in traditional investments. Historically, such opportunity windows are quite rare, and once they open, they usually don't stay open for long.

But the key question is—how to choose the right timing? Many people prefer to wait until news is released, concepts are hyped, or the entire internet is discussing it before entering. From a trading perspective, this strategy has a natural flaw: the best prices are often when no one is paying attention. Early participants and latecomers chasing the hype usually end up with very different results.

That said, this kind of prophetic investment also carries significant risks. For LUNC to achieve its zero-destruction plan, it requires continuous ecosystem development, effective execution of the burn mechanism, and long-term market recognition of this narrative. None of these are guaranteed.

My observation is: those truly interested can start researching the project's actual progress, burn data, on-chain activity, and other hard indicators, rather than just listening to stories. If the logic holds, acting early indeed has advantages over acting late. But the prerequisite is that you really understand what the project is doing, not just get caught up in the narrative.

The concept of a window period is correct, but the key is to understand whether this window truly exists and how long it can stay open. Not everyone who jumps in early will make money; sometimes, it's just about entering the trap a little earlier than others.