Short-term altcoin market trends are likely to continue; do not chase after coins that have already risen significantly.

You can refer to the rhythm of the market in April last year: before obvious negative news appears, the market is often driven by sentiment and liquidity, with shallow pullbacks that make it easy to miss the opportunity.

Altcoins that have already experienced a rally are beginning to enter a consolidation phase, and funds will look for targets that have not moved yet or have fallen enough to switch into.

The screening approach is roughly as follows:

First is the position; it must be altcoins that have deeply retraced and broken below previous lows. These types of assets are more likely to create expectations gaps; often, those that previously attracted little attention are more likely to be suddenly ignited by funds.

Next, look at liquidity; being listed on multiple mainstream exchanges is crucial, as it determines whether capital flows in and out smoothly and whether the trend can be quickly amplified.

Trading activity is also important; trading volume must keep pace—only with volume can there be a trend, and it’s easier to trigger short squeeze.

Another detail is the contract structure; assets with high risk limits are more likely to accommodate large capital participation. Once a consensus direction forms, volatility will be amplified.

Basically, filter coins based on these conditions, select good targets to enter, and hold on.