Have you noticed a frustrating phenomenon: as soon as you jump into a hot coin, the market immediately starts to turn downward.

I've heard too many newbies complain that they lost money chasing AI concept coins, switching to Layer2 and then falling again, and the more they try to fix it, the deeper they get.

But honestly, it's not bad luck; it's just that the timing of entry was wrong from the very beginning.

In the crypto world, topics change faster than flipping through a book—today it's AI booming, tomorrow it's Layer2 heating up, and the day after, some new story pops up. By the time you see full-screen discussions and everyone shouting "Takeoff," that's usually when market sentiment is at its hottest and chips are most concentrated. Do you enter then? It's either a buying opportunity or just catching the profit-taking that others have already earned.

People who truly make money never worry about whether a topic is hot or not. They focus on where the current market is—whether it's just igniting, already accelerating, or if the volume has increased but the price just won't move.

You can participate in hot topics, but only in the first half. Once it becomes a consensus among everyone, it’s no longer an opportunity; it turns into a game of who can run faster.

Chasing hot topics requires courage; timing depends on understanding. The market creates opportunities every day, but these chances only favor those who are patient, willing to hold cash, and able to act precisely.

Remember this: hitting the right rhythm once is far more valuable than following the trend ten times. Avoid unnecessary detours chasing the crowd, and you'll pay less tuition. Those who survive and profit in the market are always the ones brave enough to reach out and pick the fruit first.