The recent wealth spectacle in the primary market seems fiery, but the underlying logic is repeatedly exhausting.

Those coin names with built-in topics are indeed eye-catching. But can the wealth effect really last? When you see the screen filled with myths of getting rich, it's hard not to think of the cases from a few years ago—the patterns are the same.

There are only a few tricks, but they never go out of style:
✨ Cultural symbols evoke resonance (directly hit psychological recognition)
🔥 Leading accounts collectively endorse (create fear of missing out)
🚀 Rapid rise in the primary market (emotional peak)
📉 Then comes a slow decline (retail investors locked at high levels)

Why do these coins rise and fall so quickly? Simply put, it’s due to【liquidity competition】. Although the funds within the circle are smart, decision cycles are extremely short. Everyone is racing to be faster. Once the new narrative link breaks, the withdrawal speed can be ten times faster than the rise.

A few practical survival rules:
✅ Psychological preset: The essence of these coins is gambling; only participate with disposable funds that can go to zero.
✅ Time planning: Price cycles are often measured in hours. Don’t chase only when everyone is calling for buy-ins.
✅ On-chain tracking: Keep an eye on the movements of core addresses. Large sell orders or V influencers stopping updates are signals to exit.

Opportunities are available every year, but the real skill is entering before the frenzy, staying calm during the madness, and leaving promptly after. Knowing when to exit is often more challenging than knowing when to enter.