Focusing on the recent performance of PEPE, DOGE, and SSV, the market seems to be brewing some changes.

PEPE, as the leader, has shown a typical bottom volume pattern. This volume boost is often not driven by retail investors alone – it usually means that risk appetite is undergoing a substantial shift. When the most speculative incremental funds are willing to enter the market, the performance of subsequent liquidity is worth observing.

Interesting is the performance of SSV. After a long period of fluctuations at the bottom, the representative of this LSD track suddenly broke through the key pressure level strongly. This is not just a simple phenomenon. Behind it is a subtle change in capital trends: after the climax of sentiment coins, institutions began to actively look for undervalued hard assets.

But here you need to be calm. From the perspective of game logic, the so-called style switching may only be a superficial phenomenon. The information in the currency circle is mixed with truth and falsehood, and the opportunities you see may not be elaborate traps.

So the suggestion for the current market is very simple: see more and move less. Don't change the rhythm just because of the rise and fall of a single day. Whether it is the MEME boom or the LSD replenishment, the essence is the reallocation of existing funds. The real big opportunity often appears when most people don't understand or dare not intervene.

Waiting patiently is more valuable than following the trend. What do you think of the logic of this wave of trends?