According to Cas Abbé's tweet, potential investment opportunities are in low-cap utility tokens with a market cap of less than $20 million, where more than 75% of tokens are in circulation. These tokens should not be listed on major exchanges, must have a token buyback and burn mechanism, and possess a strong community backing along with a functional product. This aligns with the investment strategy focusing on utility and community-driven growth.

According to EmberCN, Bybit has introduced a new listing requirement for cryptocurrency projects to disclose financial reports, token circulation/unlocking, and operational data. This move is comparable to traditional stock market financial disclosures and aims to provide transparency for investors. The first project to comply with this requirement is SoSoValue ($SOSO), which has released its financial and operational data.

According to Cas Abbé, investors looking to allocate 50,000 USDT should consider low-cap cryptocurrencies with a market capitalization of less than $50 million, over 70% of tokens already in circulation, and a token buyback and burn mechanism. These criteria ensure potential for growth and sustainability, as well as a committed development team, which are crucial for trading decisions.