It is important to pay special attention to the counterintuitive logic of on-chain investments: Market heat ≠ Project value. Potential should be assessed through invisible indicators such as chip distribution, team background, and contract security. For example, the project party's 'mouse warehouse' or community false prosperity may be signals of a scam, while the movements of smart money that is profit-oriented in the long term are more indicative.

An independent valuation system should be established to avoid emotional trading: for instance, determine the investment ratio based on expected market capitalization of the project, rather than blindly chasing after price increases. Beginners should follow the principle of 'watch more, act less' to cultivate market sensitivity by observing KOL opinions and community discussions, gradually transitioning from simulated trading to real trading. The core idea is 'cognitive differences determine yield differences'—only by identifying narratives (such as AI, metaverse) faster than the market and anticipating hotspots can early benefits be captured.