In a moment of wailing, you must seize the opportunity; when the drums are beating, you must be cautious. Three years ago, everyone thought Bitcoin was dead, but Bitcoin cannot die. Three months ago, everyone thought Ethereum was dead, but Ethereum cannot die. Now everyone thinks altcoins are dead, but altcoins cannot die. Every major drop, the market says it's going to die, and yet it results in new highs time and again. Ethereum consolidated for three years; it only took two weeks to repair the candlestick chart, and for altcoins, just two days. When things reach their extremes, they reverse. The market clearly indicated in September that something was going to happen, just like Ethereum two months ago; a drop cannot harvest retail investors, only a rise can harvest and allow for selling. From a human perspective, people chase after rising prices and sell during declines. Bitcoin at 15,000 goes unnoticed, while Bitcoin at 100,000 attracts crowds. The most fearful moments occur at the bottom, while the most greedy moments occur at the top. A major upward wave determines the situation; if you miss the first major upward wave, the only outcome is to repeatedly trade at high positions and then get stuck, selling on the way down while repeatedly chasing high prices. The era of major drops has long passed, and the bottom was formed months ago. This current lukewarm fluctuation is simply shaking off your chips; it's as simple as that.