I think it's much easier to eat 100% in the shanzhai than to eat 100% in the big pancake or Ethereum

1. Altcoins are just runners-up; at least until there is enough exciting endogenous narrative in the cryptocurrency space, the overall performance of altcoins can only be seen as a rebound from oversold conditions. Do you think it's easy to pick 3-5 cryptocurrencies out of tens of thousands that will rise by 10,000%? Or is it easier to achieve a 100% gain on Bitcoin or Ethereum?

If you want to gamble on the former's returns, why not check if your positions have outperformed the gains of Bitcoin and Ethereum?

2. There needs to be enough imagination for Ethereum. This question seems simple, but it's not easy to execute. After all, chasing highs is a tough game; our trading system and our technical framework naturally reject this kind of emotion and capital-driven rise.

3. In a bull market, technical indicators, especially those on smaller timeframes, become ineffective; this is also why many technical traders missed out or got off the ride midway through this surge.

Overbought? Divergence? Waiting for a pullback? The result of waiting for a pullback often leads to getting off the ride and finding it hard to get back on; because a bull market is always about emotion, not about any technicality, as bull markets are irrational.