The polarization phenomenon in the altcoin market is becoming increasingly evident, with hot coins and valuable coins continuing to rebound, while junk coins are struggling at the bottom, declining instead of rising. This round of bull market has not brought about a general rise in all coins; the polarization within the cryptocurrency circle is intensifying. The current market situation is entirely different from the bull market of 2020, and one should no longer hope for a deep retracement or a scenario where all coins rise together. Market trends will not simply repeat, and the actions of the main players are often unexpected. As the ancients said: 'One cannot step into the same river twice.' Many people only focus on appearances but fail to grasp the essence behind them. The cryptocurrency circle always follows the 80/20 rule; if one cannot understand this, they will never be able to see the deep logic behind the candlestick charts. Some people make a bit of money and mistakenly believe they have seized a true opportunity, starting to fantasize about getting rich quickly, blindly increasing their positions, and eventually falling into the quagmire of greed. However, behind the madness of the cryptocurrency circle, there often lies a tragedy full of remnants, which are often overlooked. True wisdom lies in seeing the truth contained within the tragedy. In the current hot market context, we should focus more on how to cope with the impending bear market after the bull market and how to assess the real opportunities in the future. Only with a long-term perspective, careful consideration, and a down-to-earth approach can one establish a solid footing in the cryptocurrency circle and move forward more steadily and sustainably. One should not merely fixate on the immediate ups and downs but should learn to view the current market with a long-term vision of 5 to 10 years. Otherwise, if the market changes, it may catch you off guard. The stories in the cryptocurrency circle are always cycling between joy and sorrow; today, are you listening to someone else's story or telling your own 'accident'? As for how the market will develop, we can hardly control it, but we can respond flexibly: if the bulls are strong, go with the flow; if the bears are fierce, decisively hedge. Earning money that you can understand and have the most confidence in, and obtaining the returns you deserve, is already enough.