Some altcoins' recent performance has truly left people speechless. They've been rising since launch, performing aggressively over the past four months, but starting the day before yesterday, something felt off, and yesterday they crashed directly. Looking at the daily chart, two thick bearish candles just dumped the price, which fell back to the initial cost level. This tactic is also impressive—spending four months gradually accumulating and pushing up, then cashing out completely in two days. This kind of manipulation rhythm by the big players is something ordinary retail investors simply can't follow.

Honestly, this is the norm for small-cap coins. Behind a spectacular rally, there's often a sudden collapse of the altcoin. Those hoping to make quick money from it are likely to end up losing out. Many altcoins' ultimate fate is to go to zero, not to be alarmist.

If you're still watching this coin, instead of trying to bottom fish, it's better to wait for a slight rebound before shorting. Just hold it like a lottery ticket, with the big goal of "going to zero," and you'll have a much better mindset. At this point, it's wiser to shift your focus to leading assets like Bitcoin, which is much more stable than fighting in small-cap coins.