The options for trading in a Bear Market are actually quite limited. Coins like MON that fall below the issue price are worth following—let me highlight a few points: firstly, this is a public chain project from the IDO of a certain large Compliance platform, with chips highly concentrated in the hands of the market maker. The cost price is around 0.025, and after falling below this level, the rebound strength is usually not too weak. Just look at how it violently pumped from the low point to 0.033 recently.

What's more interesting is that after checking a few leading exchanges, I found that they haven't launched spot trading yet. This liquidity gap can sometimes be an opportunity window. Of course, high market maker control is a double-edged sword, but in a Bear Market environment where the underlying assets are scarce, varieties with clear cost support and potential coin issuance expectations can indeed be placed into the observation pool.