I thought about it, new coins are inherently time-sensitive. If there are pre-market opportunities, one can act on them before the market opens; if not, it basically depends on the market opening to decide whether to go long, short, or stay on the sidelines. Once you've made a profit and share it, others will think you didn't share it first.

When dealing with new coins, after conducting project research, shouldn't we also consider the market sentiment at the opening, fees, and other factors? Is the opening price undervalued or overvalued? Or are you some kind of deity who knows the opening price as soon as the market opens?

And what the square calls a 'pre-market cannon' is just a coin that was bought randomly half a month ago, and if it rises after half a month, it’s called a 'pre-market cannon,' right?

It's simply too naive, some certain haters.