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Next week, Solana's annual conference (Accelerate) will be held in New York for a week. Unlike Devcon, ETHCC, and ETHDenver in the Ethereum community, this event is not only a gathering of the crypto community, but also a gathering of leaders from the business and policy sectors to discuss the future of Solana and the entire blockchain ecosystem. The full schedule is here: Some of Solana's most iconic projects will also be on stage at this conference, so let's talk about a few of them: The first is $JellyJelly, and Slow Ventures, where its founders are located. JellyJelly's founders were one of the founders of Venmo (the equivalent of Alipay in the United States), which has its own aura. JellyJelly allows creators to post short unedited videos (called Jelly) with AI to automatically generate captions and transcriptions, and users can also tip content creators with $Jelly. Since it was last used as a tool to exploit the Hyperliquid vulnerability, JellyJelly has been silent for a while. Recently, with the boom in the Internet Capital Market, it has shown signs of returning. Next up is @timedotfun. Today, its leading tokens $toly, $mert, and $ansem rose collectively. As the group friend joked: "Toly and Ansem will never send their own memecoin, but they have time." " Look at $Dupe and AllianceDAO. This round of AllianceDAO started with Pump and now has a firm grasp of the entry point to the ICM platform. $Dupe as a representative project of @launchcoin, he was pushed to the front of the stage and became a "model student". There may be even more moves in the future. Finally, there is $SEND. As the only representative of the AI concept project at the conference, $SEND was the leader in the last round of AI boom, with a market value of nearly $200 million. While many projects have chosen to lie flat after the AI MEME fever has faded, @sendaifun has launched the open-source Solana AI Agent development kit in the interim, supporting MCPs, embedded wallets, and integrating multiple infrastructures such as Phantom, Jupiter, and Phala Network. Expect it to return to its position as the leader of AI Agent. Of course, there are many other highlights to keep an eye on, such as Drift, Solana Mobile, Firedancer, Bonnk, and many more. The four tokens we are talking about today are all from several projects that everyone is most familiar with in this round of the market. Of course, it's not that the Solana Foundation has an official endorsement of them. My focus is this: these projects have the opportunity to stand out at this conference and gain greater exposure, which will lead to a new wave of traffic to the tokens in question.

Next week, Solana's annual conference (Accelerate) will be held in New York for a week. Unlike Devcon, ETHCC, and ETHDenver in the Ethereum community, this event is not only a gathering of the crypto community, but also a gathering of leaders from the business and policy sectors to discuss the future of Solana and the entire blockchain ecosystem. The full schedule is here: Some of Solana's most iconic projects will also be on stage at this conference, so let's talk about a few of them: The first is $JellyJelly, and Slow Ventures, where its founders are located. JellyJelly's founders were one of the founders of Venmo (the equivalent of Alipay in the United States), which has its own aura. JellyJelly allows creators to post short unedited videos (called Jelly) with AI to automatically generate captions and transcriptions, and users can also tip content creators with $Jelly. Since it was last used as a tool to exploit the Hyperliquid vulnerability, JellyJelly has been silent for a while. Recently, with the boom in the Internet Capital Market, it has shown signs of returning. Next up is @timedotfun. Today, its leading tokens $toly, $mert, and $ansem rose collectively. As the group friend joked: "Toly and Ansem will never send their own memecoin, but they have time." " Look at $Dupe and AllianceDAO. This round of AllianceDAO started with Pump and now has a firm grasp of the entry point to the ICM platform. $Dupe as a representative project of @launchcoin, he was pushed to the front of the stage and became a "model student". There may be even more moves in the future. Finally, there is $SEND. As the only representative of the AI concept project at the conference, $SEND was the leader in the last round of AI boom, with a market value of nearly $200 million. While many projects have chosen to lie flat after the AI MEME fever has faded, @sendaifun has launched the open-source Solana AI Agent development kit in the interim, supporting MCPs, embedded wallets, and integrating multiple infrastructures such as Phantom, Jupiter, and Phala Network. Expect it to return to its position as the leader of AI Agent. Of course, there are many other highlights to keep an eye on, such as Drift, Solana Mobile, Firedancer, Bonnk, and many more. The four tokens we are talking about today are all from several projects that everyone is most familiar with in this round of the market. Of course, it's not that the Solana Foundation has an official endorsement of them. My focus is this: these projects have the opportunity to stand out at this conference and gain greater exposure, which will lead to a new wave of traffic to the tokens in question.