The main reason for this wave of cleansing comes from the fact that market risks are indeed gradually increasing. The abnormal annualized returns of USDT financial products exceed 38%, and greedy players are desperately increasing their leverage. If you don’t cleanse, who will? The Korean 'black swan' incident didn’t even trigger a significant market pullback, so when the market wants to cleanse, it doesn't need a reason; you can only endure the blows. The 'black swan' event in Korea didn't even lead to a substantial market correction, indicating that market cleansing doesn't require specific reasons. Once the timing is right, the market will automatically adjust. In this situation, what we can do is hold undervalued stocks that have not yet surged significantly while reducing holdings in high-risk, overpriced 'air coins' lacking real value, and reallocating funds to undervalued assets. We cannot accurately predict short-term market fluctuations and corrections; many people miss larger opportunities by trying to forecast these short-term changes, or are forced to re-enter the market at high points during a bull market. It is unwise to easily give up your low-cost chips out of fear or to engage in frequent trading for short-term gains. If you feel uneasy, you can manage your positions by reducing your holdings to control risks. Maintaining low-cost, value-oriented assets is currently the most prudent course of action. The assets that have surged in the current market may not necessarily surge again in the next round, but those that have not yet risen in your portfolio are likely to experience an explosion. This is what's called 'altcoin season,' and the logic behind it is that market fortunes ebb and flow, and every asset has its opportunity to perform.