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Having been in the crypto space for a long time, many people often eagerly search for the 'Holy Grail'—a perfect technical indicator or trading system that can win against the market forever. However, after numerous market trials, I gradually realized: the ultimate bottleneck in trading is not technology, but human nature.
As the saying goes, 'Heaven won't let the blind sparrow starve,' there are always a few trades that make you feel excited when you recall them.
Successful trading is essentially a practice of fighting against one's inner weaknesses. As Jesse Livermore said: 'There is nothing new on Wall Street, because human nature never changes.'

In the tumultuous and unpredictable cryptocurrency market, investors often face a core question: among various tokens, which one is the true market leader? And who is just a fleeting trend follower? The answer lies in the details of market fluctuations — strong coins often lead the way during uptrends with astonishing gains, while during pullbacks, they demonstrate exceptional resilience, stabilizing first after declines. Mastering the skill of assessing capital strength through comparing 'order of rises and falls' and 'amplitude comparison' is key to efficient trading.
1. The core logic behind the phenomenon: Capital preferences and strengths

Recently, Strike founder Jack Mallers and Ethereum co-founder Joseph Lubin engaged in a debate on the X platform regarding which is superior, Bitcoin or Ethereum, attracting widespread attention from the cryptocurrency community.
Debate: Store of Value vs. Technological Innovation
Mallers responded to Lubin's claim that 'Ethereum will surpass Bitcoin' by stating that Ethereum cannot surpass Bitcoin because the two are fundamentally different. He compared Bitcoin to an opportunity valued at $5 trillion, while Ethereum is merely a technology, akin to emerging tech companies.