After being in this circle for a long time, seeing altcoins suddenly plummet has become a common occurrence. The dumping of projects like LIGHT is less of a Black Swan Event and more of a 'regular feature' for small market capitalization coins—short cycles, rapid changes, and in the end, there are only two outcomes: either a sideways trend with a slight fall, or a complete wipeout.

To put it bluntly, most people can't make money on these types of coins. You think you're playing with technical analysis, but in fact, you're just racing against the market makers and traders. Whoever runs faster survives, it's that simple and brutal.

The current altcoin market is actually quite fragile. Occasionally, a few strong bullish candles can stir people's emotions, but the foundation underneath is not solid. At times like this, chasing highs with a full position is simply self-destructive. My current strategy is 'more observation than action' — the vast majority of funds are sitting idle, with only a small amount of energy devoted to tracking a few potential targets. It’s not about rushing to enter the market, but rather waiting — waiting for the current wave of sentiment to be fully released and for the market to provide clearer directional signals. Opportunities are always abundant; the challenge lies in being able to hold back and not act when everyone else is eager to jump in.

Take a certain asset that surged recently as an example. Early on, it was bought at a price of over 1, and now it has quadrupled. If you haven't sold yet, you can take a look at the changes in the trend line. The good meat has already been eaten, and the tail end can be quite painful; there's no need to be greedy to the end.

I would like to shift the focus towards the inscription sector. This area has been stagnant for quite a while, and market psychology and cyclical movements may be brewing the next wave of trends. I believe some quality projects will have good potential for growth, but the premise is that this is still a high-risk territory, and position sizes must be strictly controlled along with the execution of stop-losses.

Still, I want to emphasize that statement: Opportunities are hard to come by in a bear market, and there are plenty of stories of explosive growth in a bull market, but those who can truly pocket profits are often those with clear plans and disciplined execution. Don't let the noise of the market disrupt our rhythm; let's take it slow.