Recently, institutions have started to make large purchases of DOGE again. How many tricks are hidden behind this move? Every time the market crashes, we always see the same play: institutions buy low → retail investors panic and sell → institutions sell off → retail investors chase the high and buy in. In a bull market cycle, this script plays out over and over again, but the number of people who truly make money is always so few.

When it comes to the investment logic of altcoins, there are indeed many nuances. Those small coins without consensus support and shaky fundamentals, rather than stubbornly holding on, are better off being sold when the market turns favorable. Because they have no bottom when falling. On the other hand, altcoins that have already established broad consensus are different — as long as you buy at a sufficiently low position, it’s worth holding throughout the cycle, or even adding on dips.

Looking at the timeline longer-term, unless you happen to buy at a historical high, most of the time you can outperform. The crypto market is essentially a test of patience and stop-loss ability.