I'm not very good at chasing trending opportunities with quick moves; when I act too fast, I tend to get caught up in the attention economy: today I see others sharing their gains and get tempted, tomorrow a pullback makes me start doubting myself. Later, I set a very simple rule for myself: wait two days before jumping into any new narrative, and during the peak hype, just observe without taking action; if I really want to participate, I only use a small position that's willing to pay the tuition, and the rest continues to slowly stir in familiar pools.

Honestly, the harshest part of trend rotation isn't the price change, but the emotional switching. The recent collapse of the chain gaming sector is quite typical: when inflation kicks in and studios enter the scene, the coin prices spiral, players and liquidity both run away, leaving behind a bunch of "missions." So now, when I look at projects, I first ask myself: do they rely on issuing tokens to buy attention, or do they keep people around with real demand? If I can't answer that, I just move on for now.