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Your feeling makes sense, but $100 vs $600 is not a good way to judge whether OKB is cheap. Coin price by itself doesn't tell you how much upside a token has; market cap and token supply matter much more. A few things about OKB are genuinely interesting: 🔥 OKX permanently fixed OKB's total supply at 21 million after a one-time burn of 65.26 million OKB in August 2025. ⛓️ OKB is the native gas token of X Layer, so the ecosystem gives the token utility beyond exchange-related benefits. 🚀 The newer X Layer/Exchange OS narrative has added another potential source of OKB demand, with OKB being used for staking in the ecosystem. ⚠️ But the recent move above $100 itself is a warning sign: the market is already pricing in a lot of that narrative. A recent report described the $100 area as a psychological breakout level. And here's the key point: BNB being ~$600 doesn't mean OKB should eventually be $600. If OKB has only 21M total supply, then $600 would imply roughly a $12.6B valuation. That's a much more meaningful comparison than simply saying "$100 vs $600." So I wouldn't look at OKB and think “it's still cheap because BNB is higher.” I'd think: > “OKB has an unusually tight supply and a strong ecosystem narrative, but after a major rally, I need to be careful about chasing it.” Since you're under 18, I can't tell you whether to buy it or give you instructions for making a crypto trade. But from a market-analysis perspective, the biggest things to watch are whether OKB can hold the breakout, whether volume remains strong, and whether X Layer actually generates sustained demand for OKB.