Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other front-end coins that have been relatively strong are now experiencing a decline.

At the same time, Solana, BNB, Near, TON, and ZEC seem to be somewhat resilient during this process.
Actually, there are also some altcoins that are starting to show signs of movement.
This looks like a rotation of funds.
It is also a consensus choice in the market.
The market is composed of large and small funds.
Those with enough influence on the market are called big players, and further, they are known as "whales."
However, in different fund sizes, the influence of big players or whales on the market varies greatly.
Bitcoin and Ethereum are very difficult for a single big player or whale to manipulate at will.
And the next level, like Solana, BNB, etc., are more affected.
Even more so for smaller ones like Near, TON, ZEC, and others.
The most unpredictable are the various "monster coins" controlled by whales or big players holding over 90% of the chips.
These are basically at the mercy of big players or whales, making them the hardest to operate.
Following them can lead to big gains, but the probability is very low.
My personal advice is that coins smaller than Near, TON, ZEC—unless you are very confident—should not be easily participated in, as it’s very hard to win.
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