$SOL, $MYX, $COAI In this round of market movement, many newcomers are complaining about the same issue: the market is rising, but their accounts are shrinking. Are they being washed out? Entering the market and then retracing? Or even becoming some people's "rebate tool"? The problem isn't that you're not smart enough; it's that you haven't figured out the gameplay of this round of market trends.

Let's start with the most core point—don't still be living in the last bull market. This time isn't a one-sided takeoff; it's a mix of trend escalation and high-frequency oscillations. If you're still dreaming of a "miracle of getting rich quickly," the result will only be missing out during the rise, getting washed out during the oscillations, and ultimately ending up empty-handed.

The first lesson for newcomers is never about how to make money, but how to survive longer. Not surviving until the end of the trend makes compound interest just empty talk. Want to stay steady? Remember these four iron rules: no full position, no all-in, no high leverage, no emotional entries. This isn't conservatism; it's the minimum cost to stay alive.

The third pitfall—touching coins you don't understand. Those tokens whose logic, capital flow, and ecosystem construction are unclear are essentially "donating money" to the market. Your understanding is limited, so be honest and stick to mainstream coins, letting those obscure altcoins grow in the distance on their own. This isn't regret; it's risk reduction.

Chasing hot topics is the fourth trap. Hot rotations are ridiculously fast; by the time you see a hot topic across the entire network, the main players may already be starting to offload. The truly stable structure is actually very simple: mainstream coins as the base, small positions in altcoins. It's that simple, and it's effective.

The last point—must learn to observe overseas trends. The rhythm of this round is mainly in Europe, America, and Japan/Korea; most domestic information is delayed second-hand news. When you see good news, they’ve already started distributing. Information gap equals risk gap; there's no room for negotiation on this.

In one sentence: this round of market movement isn't about having the biggest guts, but about information sensitivity, position structure, and survival ability. Those who can survive longer are the ones who deserve to reap the final rewards. Instead of exploring alone, it's better to find reliable communities and teams to communicate and support each other—you reach out actively, only then can stories happen, and only then can we all make it ashore.