One recent phenomenon in the crypto circle is that TIMI's trading volume suddenly surged and then rapidly declined. Looking back at historical records, so-called "stablecoins" like BR and LISA have followed the same pattern—initially attracting attention with a surge in liquidity, then experiencing a sharp price drop, completing a round of harvesting retail investors.

This cycle is repeating, and who will be next? It's hard to say. But one pattern is becoming increasingly clear: whenever a new coin is pushed to the forefront, it's often a trap waiting to be sprung. Want to earn some alpha returns from the market? Be mentally prepared—while you may profit, you also risk being caught in a trap. This is not alarmist talk, but a true reflection of the market. There are no free lunches; the market is full of opportunities and traps alike.