It is still to deeply demonstrate this topic ETF has been passed for almost two years, and the trend of the entire currency circle is to subvert the past historical cycle, and the only thing that can be considered a general rise in the past year or so is the market after the election, which is also the best to do. So the K-line has been gone for almost two years, even if it is dull, you should reduce your expectations? (Although the number of words in the two articles I originally posted is a little more, they all express my thoughts clearly) Then personal thoughts are personal thoughts, and objective facts are objective facts. Or take PEPE in the original text as an example, I thought about it early and ran away, but I saw on the timeline that there are still many people who have been betting on it, without malice, but let's take a look at the so-called BETAs of ETH in the market a few days ago, how many can outperform ETH? How many certainty are there to be able to take such a large position as ETH? The answer is no, brother, I'm not in FUD, it's really not. I think the differentiation will become more and more intense, and BTCDOM has fallen to a high point in many people, but has it risen because of the altification? No, it is ETH, XRP, and even Doge, LTC has also risen somewhat, and some old things with a US background are engaged in ETFs and currency stocks, including PENGU and ENA in the past two days, which are very resilient. So I said in my original post that betting on narratives, expectations and hot trades are the targets chosen by the market, rather than you can make money by buying by "I think I feel". The copycat season is a moment when the general rise is large, the mainstream is several times, and the copycat comes out dozens of times, lasting enough and rising enough to make everyone make money. The focus is on continuity, continuity. So you have always thought that the copycat season has not come yet, but the fact is that the bottom of April and even June has risen a lot, even if AAVE ENA has doubled. If you buy the right one, every day is the copycat season, and if you buy the wrong one, you are waiting for the copycat season every day. But most of the cottages are indeed ineffective, the amplitude is not continuous, and a few quick pulls can never be called the cottage season, not to mention that I haven't seen a few awesome, and the demons basically need sticks to help. These can make people money, but they are in the minority. Is there a good experience and high yield that you can buy and hold? Yes, very few, aside from small coins, BONK can also make money early with narrative and good letters, but what does this have to do with most people? With so many new coins issued indiscriminately, how can most retail investors with poor credibility buy the right one? What do you rely on to buy the right one, relying on advertising and mouth-to-mouth recommendations on the timeline? The market without continuity is not enough to support even 30% of people to make money. Relying solely on emotional self-orgasm is faster than who can have personal ideas, but it is necessary to respect objective facts and reduce personal fantasies. The only thing that can be firmly believed is the BE bought with real money (most of the repurchases of any copycats are not trustworthy), and most of the aesthetically flexible copycats can only be on the left side (including the so-called value coins), and buy some garbage less cleverly, so that they will live a little longer. Of course, there are 100 ways to play in the copycat, and there must be one that you can make money in, without going into details, but 90 are losing money.