Recently, I've been keeping an eye on MYX, COAI, and LIGHT coins. On the surface, trading is bustling, but there are hidden complexities.

It seems that the liquidity is good, and the price fluctuations are large, but many times this is just a carefully designed performance. You might see a large order crashing down, and immediately someone picks it up and pulls it back, causing FOMO feelings to explode in the community, leading retail investors to follow suit and enter the market. The problem arises—when the price turns downward, the depth suddenly disappears, and there are no buyers for the orders, leaving ordinary investors trapped at the top.

The recent wave of LIGHT clearly illustrates the problem: a sudden crash in the early morning caught the bulls off guard. This manipulation technique is frequently seen in the small coin circle. Most people end up losing money, with short cycles and fierce volatility, and hitting zero is the ultimate outcome. Only those who knew early or those who short-sell to retail investors can exit unscathed.

The prices of these altcoins have not stabilized yet, so don’t rush to go all in. It’s better to focus on directions like XPIN, NIGHT, and BEAT, and wait for clear signals from both the technical and market aspects before getting in. Being anxious won't help you get the hot tofu.