Looking at the recent top gainers list, it's mostly small-cap coins taking the spotlight—tens of millions level market caps taking turns to rise. There's a pattern behind this: during bear markets or sideways trading periods, these new coins are most likely to be pushed up by capital rotation.

The key is to focus on one thing: whether capital flow and price movement are synchronized. If trading volume can't keep up with the price increase, that's a warning sign. Many people get envious when they see a sudden surge, but honestly, most of the time it's just a quick pump—raising the price to sell off. So if you've really caught onto these kinds of coins, don't be greedy; taking profits in stages is the hard rule.

Recently, I’ve noticed a new coin whose movement is worth paying attention to. It’s accumulating within a sideways range, with a steady upward pace, and capital is continuously flowing in. The most direct signs are: trading volume doubling and on-chain funds steadily entering. This combination usually indicates considerable potential for future growth.

I'm still waiting for a buy signal on the daily chart; once I find a good entry point, I’ll go in. If you spot such opportunities and can keep up, go for it—but only if you manage risks well and avoid rushing in all at once.