I find that many people really need to change their approach to trading cryptocurrencies. Among those who play with altcoins, eight out of ten love to pick low market cap coins, or coins that just won't rise, always thinking 'small market cap is good for manipulation' and 'a low price means it hasn't reached its peak, it's safe'. But what’s the reality? Look at those with large market caps, like AAVE and BCH, how have they performed? They continuously push upwards, and even if they are pulled down by Bitcoin, they can quickly bounce back, sometimes even hitting new highs.

On the other hand, look at those low market cap coins, especially the new coins listed on Binance last year and this year; when you buy them, you think 'only over 100 million market cap, how much lower can it go?' But what happens? When Bitcoin fluctuates, they hit new lows directly; when Bitcoin rebounds, they just stay flat, like a dead fish. I've seen too many people get stuck badly—originally thinking 'it can't drop much further,' only to see it fall to tens of millions or even millions in market cap, and they're reluctant to cut their losses, having to just hold on.

To put it simply, low market cap coins are mostly junk; large market caps aren't bad because the market is big, but rather because they are more recognized by funds, and everyone is on the same page. How come so many people can't see this simple logic?

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