Recently, a fascinating phenomenon has emerged in the market—more haters, higher popularity, and even major institutions secretly positioning themselves. This actually reflects the true state of the current market conditions.

Here's the situation now: mainstream coins and altcoins are both in a silent period, and a large amount of capital must find new directions. During this stage, whoever can maintain popularity will attract funds. There's a harsh reality—whether it's positive discussions or negative complaints, as long as people are talking about it, it means attention is there, and the market could potentially start moving.

When is the right time to exit? Remember this: when mainstream coins start to rebound but gradually lose attention, it's a signal to withdraw.

There's also a reality we need to face: Meme coins themselves lack fundamental value; no matter how low or ugly their names are, that doesn't change. But this doesn't affect their growth performance. The difference is, you need to understand what a trend-driven market is.

The key is not to oppose market sentiment. Understanding the rhythm and seizing the right moment are much more important than obsessing over "whether to buy this thing."