Recently, the "tulip mania" in the market seems to be cooling down. Remember the famous tulip bubble in the 17th century? History always repeats itself.

Now, there's a token riding on the tulip concept, with a bubble market cap still hanging at $1.3 million, while the actual number of tulips is only 10,000. Think about that ratio, really think about it.

It's the classic game of musical chairs—when the music stops, who's still standing? When market sentiment fades, that's when you find out who's been swimming naked. This TULIIP wave could become a living case study—bubbles are still bubbles, and what should burst will eventually burst.