A certain popular cryptocurrency has recently been on a good upward trend, and after adding positions some time ago, the unrealized gains have already reached about 60%. Many friends who followed suit should also be involved. However, speaking of which, the liquidity performance of exchanges is indeed quite interesting—coins with sell orders are unusually active in trading, while those that are profitable often fall into liquidity difficulties, as if entering some kind of "hell mode." This phenomenon reflects the strange patterns of market participants' sentiment fluctuations and capital flows. In the short term, good gains require sufficient trading volume support, but in reality, the opportunity to truly profit often comes with liquidity tests. Comparing to leading cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, the market's consensus on their long-term value remains solid, but the choice of trading pairs and timing windows clearly require more strategic consideration.