I've been monitoring the trend of a certain altcoin $LIGHT for the past few days and noticed a clear pattern: there is always a concentrated dumping happening between 4-5 AM, almost perfectly timed during the Asian market's sleeping hours. This phenomenon is particularly common among contract coins.

Last week, there was a case that left a deep impression: a trader achieved a return of 2.3 times while chasing a rally and chose to take profits, but the retail investors who continued to hold their positions were not so lucky. Once the dumping started, there was no buffer space at all, as it directly plummeted from a high position to below 1.0 and began to torture sideways.

To be honest, after spending a long time in this market, I have seen quite a few dumping tactics. The most brutal is the kind of operation that dumps directly to the bottom within a minute—especially with those small altcoins that surge sharply at first glance, but carry extremely high risks in reality. Many newcomers stubbornly hold on with the idea of "pattern", but in the end, they often find themselves in a situation where "there's nothing left at all".

From a technical perspective, the direction of mainstream ETH has basically been determined. To operate prudently at this stage, it's important to keep up with the rhythm of the market's mainstream consensus and not be misled by the high volatility of small coins. The greatest wisdom in trading is not greed, but survival.