Recently opened a trading app, and the screen was flooded with LISA. At 10:22 AM, in just one minute, it dropped 40%, and many people were really caught in a deadlock. Such extreme market conditions are indeed speechless.

Speaking of choosing coins, I found that so-called "stablecoins" are not stable at all. For example, AICell, which often experiences a waterfall within a few days, and new policy coins and quadruple coins are even more unpredictable—once the multiplier cycle is about to end, you need to be alert. After multiple lessons learned, I now only recognize KOGE, which still offers cashback at one times, and that’s real profit.

At 4 PM, there was an airdrop for CAI. Based on past patterns, I guess the threshold should be around 241 points—just a boring guessing game.

At 7 PM, PIVERSE distribution took place. I set my hedge position at 0.7. Why so low? Because I built my position in four phases, from 0.5 all the way to 0.9, with an average holding cost right here. The logic is simple: if it drops too hard later and hits 0.3, I will reduce some of my positions, fearing it won’t recover; if it only drops to 0.4 with support, I will try to sell all and wait for a rebound to rebuild. The core of this strategy is—lock in profits first, don’t be greedy.

This phased hedging approach is quite effective against volatile markets, and I hope it provides some reference for everyone.